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No scabs, no pain
I am a dance/acting teacher living in a rural town. Posting fliers for a musical performance one day, I was at a food market where there is a large parking area. I was on top of the world, thinking ahead to the next day's rehearsal.
A car passed by me as I was walking to the store entrance. For some reason, however, the driver backed up. The car hit me, and I fell. The bumper caught my arm, and I was being dragged on my knees. Everything flew—purse and fliers.
The first thing that came to my thought was, "Divine Love always has met and al ways will meet every human need." That is from Science and Health (p. 494).
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February 5, 2001 issue
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To Our Readers
Mary Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Anni Ulich, MaryLouise Parsons, Martha Palmer
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items of interest
with contributions from Gail Bernice Holland, Heidi Liscomb
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Challenging choices
By Kevin Graunke
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The battle of the zombies
By Jewel Becker Simmons
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God's Web Site
By Laurie Toupin
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Owing and being owed
By Cheryl F. M. Petersen
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Thirsty?
By Ron Walker
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How valuable are you?
By Judith H. Ryan
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Sam's lizard
By Kay Olson
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Impelled to pray
Toni Turpen
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Nothing can stop God
Laurie Thayer Richardson
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The only law is God's
Antoine Mondo
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Injured jaw healed
John Washer
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"God loves all of you"
Richard Shoalts
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Healed of spinal disease
Élise Mbondo
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No scabs, no pain
Donna Anderson
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Not seeing eye to eye?
By Donna Haynes
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Blueprints from the great architect
Cyrill Rakhmanoff