Testimony of Healing April 24, 2000 Issue

Prayer prevents serious injury

Maureen C. Pearson

Recently, while I was at the seaside, I stepped down from a boat ramp to the rocky beach. To my dismay the rock I had chosen was slippery. I slid off it with such force that my feet shot up above my head. As this took place, part of a sentence from Mary Baker Eddy's book Science and Health came to thought: "...the weight you throw into the right scale." (The whole sentence reads, "Your influence for good depends upon the weight you throw into the right scale," p. 192.)

Though I had struck several of the rocks, I felt no discomfort.

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