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The warmth of God's love heals circulatory illness
Original in Spanish
When Christian Science came into my life, a very troublesome medical diagnosis was hanging over me: deficient circulation. The last vascular specialist I consulted had told me I couldn't even wash my hands with cold water, and that I would have to take medication to dilate my blood vessels for the rest of my life. I suffered from terrible crises. Consuming ice cream or cold drinks would produce chills, and the fact that I was about to move to Bogotá, a city 2,600 meters above sea level, only made me feel worse.
I felt peace and joy to know I was "the child of His care."
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December 24, 2001 issue
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Christmas comes again
Steve Graham
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Laura Lawrence, Robin Pryor, Muriel Tiedemann, Marjorie Harrington, Martha Brumbaugh-Peters
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items of interest
with contributions from Eric Tiansay, David Steindl-Rast, Matthew B. Horne, Isabel Allende, Mark Matousek, Jeanie Davis, Thomas E. Phillips
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Do away with depression at the holidays
By Brian Clendenen
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"THE GATE OF THE YEAR"
Bill Stay
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How I found peace at Christmas
By David G. Shields
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Never without a father
By Eva-Maria Hogrefe
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A place to live
By Carrie T. Becker
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A CHRISTMAS VIEW of the Holy Land
By Cynthia A. Neely
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The holidays—what's different this year?
By Sentinel staff
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To someone who has lost a loved one
By Laurie Husselbee
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A season to laugh
By Merelice
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God's care in every need
Meryl Graham
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Persistent prayer brings results
Jackie Nash
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The warmth of God's love heals circulatory illness
Graciela de García
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Kidney stones healed through prayer
Andy Hill
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A desire for Christmas
Kay Olson