Testimony of Healing August 13, 2001 Issue

It's important to pray for others

Dee Mahuvawalla

One morning, when I was working as a nurse at a Christian Science care facility in Sydney, I was helping serve breakfast and went to remove the jam container from the industrial-sized fridge. In doing this, I accidentally caught my finger in the fan blades above the topmost shelf of the fridge. Although there was no bleeding, I felt quite a shock to my system and numbness in my finger. Immediately, I thought to myself, "Accidents are unknown to God. ..." (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 424). I quietly withdrew from the kitchen to the staff room and began to pray.

I had been praying for the world's people.

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