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A heavenly gift from a secret friend
Translated from Portuguese Recently I read an article in The Herald of Christian Science called, "To drink or not to drink?" It took me back four years to when someone—"a secret friend"—mailed me an issue of the Herald. I liked the articles and, after quite some time, I began subscribing to the magazine. Then I noticed its list of addresses of Christian Science churches in São Paulo, and started attending the downtown church.
It was as if a light went on in my mind.
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September 10, 2001 issue
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Healing and responsibilities
John Selover
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Natalie Jamerson, Kristin Jamerson, Charlotte Rippe, Sandra J. Smith, Daisy J. Muff, Jeanne Souza
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items of interest
with contributions from Edward Cornish, Ron Taffel
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The news is a call to action
By Bunny McBride
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Ugly headlines need not penetrate the heart
By David Murray
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Writing fairly but fearlessly can change lives
By Clayton Jones
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Change your perspective and the world's not so scary
By Bill Moller
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Could an earthquake ever be good?
By Channing Walker
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Can you trust God to guide you?
By Richard W. Ramsay
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'Mom, are you practicing what you preach?'
By Megan Elizabeth Cole
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Truth gets results
Philippa Muldoon
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A heavenly gift from a secret friend
Rubens Colonezi
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God, the strong deliverer
Linda Bargmann
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Infection nullified by prayer
Vera Shaw
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God's help always available
Betty A. Gray
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Life beyond stem cells
John Selover