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A lifetime of healing
This is the first testimony I have ever submitted, despite the fact that I have been a Christian Scientist all my life and have had many beautiful healings and wonderful instances of protection over the years.
One healing from my childhood that stands out was the healing of a burned arm. I had inadvertently leaned my forearm up against a hot iron. We had a household of company, so my mother quickly covered my arm and took me into a bedroom where we could quietly pray together. My fear was soon quieted, and I was able to play with my cousins. The healing was rapid, and no scarring took place.

May 4, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Linda Shaver
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Mary Ann Norris, Judy L. Wolff, Carol Korpela, Ann Stewart
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items of interest
with contributions from Gary E. Mosso, Maclean's, Thomas H. Groome, Paul Sullivan
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Safe living is no roll of the dice
By Ruth Elizabeth Jenks
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I love to think of God, divine...
David F. Stevens
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We can mount a defense...
Kay Ramsdell Olson
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AS I PRAYED, THE DRIVER HIT THE BRAKES
Carolyn Hill
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Fearless Mother's Day
By Elise L. Moore
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"This is woman's hour..."
By Kim Shippey
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Highway emergencies—refusing to "pass by on the other side"
By Maureen Helms Blake
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Don't let your tongue get the best of you
By Kay Ramsdell Olson
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WHAT IS GOD THINKING?
Janis Elisabeth Hunt Johnson
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Bonny learns to trust God
Debby Norden Miller
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Evan Coggins, Kirsten Johnson, Kim Johnson
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A lifetime of healing
Rebecca Lynn Marks
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Poisoning reversed
Carole Ann Cooper
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Smoking and drinking overcome
Edward H. Wolfe
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Effects of injury eliminated
Esther J. Rees
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Unafraid to talk with others about prayer
By Marilyn K. Bland
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Discovering "shy things"
William E. Moody