FROM THE EDITORS May 13, 2002 Issue

The ripple effect of Christian healing

Channing Walker

Like laughter that starts with one child in a roomful of preschoolers and then spreads in ever-widening rings until the entire class is dissolving in delight, Christian healing has a way of surfacing in a single life and then rippling outward until many lives are transformed. The Christ does that. The Christ doesn't stay confined. You might just as successfully sweep sunlight into a dustpan as prevent the healing light of Christ from cycling outward.

You might just as successfully sweep sunlight into a dustpan as prevent the healing light of Christ from cycling outward.

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