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Thank you, Lord, for healing me
A minister finds Science and Health.
I WAS VERY DEPRESSED at the time. I had a lot of problems, and my heart was very sad. I was a radio enthusiast, and one day I was scanning my shortwave radio and suddenly tuned in to the radio program El Heraldo de la Christian Science. This was for me like "the voice of him that crieth in the wilderness." It was a very different voice from any I'd heard in all the spectrum of radio programming. I started to listen and was very interested in the way passages from the Bible were mixed in with passage from Science and Health.
I began to understand many things. Things that during many years as a pastor with a very strong ministry—both here in Cancun where I live and in Mexico City—I had never understood before. God began to open my heart to something new, something different, during this time in which I felt such anguish.
Then during one program, this was read from Science and Health: "Would existence without personal friends be to you a blank? Then the time will come when you will be solitary, left without sympathy; but this seeming vacuum is already filled with divine Love. When this hour of development comes, even if you cling to a sense of personal joys, spiritual Love will force you to accept what best promotes your growth. Friends will betray and enemies will slander, until the lesson is sufficient to exalt you; for 'man's extremity is God's opportunity' " (p. 266).
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January 27, 2003 issue
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Finding home in the presence of God
Steve Graham
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letters
with contributions from Priscilla Roehmer, Rebecca Janes, Patricia Billings, Donna I. Daigle, Sterling Flynn, Betty Westerberg
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Items of interest
with contributions from Justin Cord Hayes, Karen Patterson, Khanh T. L. Tran
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A walk out of darkness into light
BY Warren Bolon Senior Writer
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'HOME' is where the heart is
BY Marta Greenwood
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Finding a place called home
BY Beverly Goldsmith
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A friend of the Back Bay
Text and Photographs by Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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Thank you, Lord, for healing me
By Rodolfo Urdapilleta Written for El Heraldo de la Christian Science
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prayer that heals —simple, but profound
BY Judy Olson
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Even in the night
David C. Kennedy
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Who will take care of me?
By Sarah C. Nelson
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Restraint can snowball
By Channing Walker
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Safe—even in a combat zone
with contributions from Marc T. Straub, Judy L. Straub
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A helping hand
Carrie Becker
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At home in God
Editor