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The Church that celebrates healing
April 12, 1879—The first meeting
It was a modest beginning for a worldwide Church, in the cozy parlor of a small rooming house overlooking Broad Street, in Lynn, Massachusetts. There, in the crimson-car-peted room with a bay window, gray wallpaper, white lace curtains, and walnut furniture, Mary Baker Eddy and some 14 of her students had gathered for a meeting of the Christian Scientist Association.
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June 4, 2001 issue
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A harvest of healing
Paul Grimes
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Kathryn Dunton, Paul Sheridan, Doug Brown, Sandy Trevor-Roberts
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A celebration of healing
Frankie Boyer with contributions from Bill Moody
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Dear Mr. Moody ...
Nancy Gokay
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Tooth restored
Sandra Allwood
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Thanks to God for His gift
Jacqueline Fosdick
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Always free in God
Nick Lynch
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For the glory of God
Anne Jesper
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Finding the way
David Cranfill
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Everything was well all along
Betty Morgan
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Practical, powerful spiritual laws
Jacqui Heriteau Hubbard
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Completely healed in two hours
Lois Carlson
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Poison ivy healed
Kristin Pratt Serafini
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Lana Nuest, Ellen C. Allen, Dana Munroe Castle, Barbara Beth Whitewater, Nancy Savage, Judy Kirsch, Chris Shoaf, Emily Crandall, Michael Connolly, Priscilla Allen, Douglass Kinross, Sheila Kinross, Miriam Dailey, Michael G. Thatcher, Gloria D. Onyuru
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The Church that celebrates healing
Mary Trammell