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Never beyond God's help
I was alone in my bedroom lying on the bed. The pain in my chest was so intense that I couldn't move. My daughter was visiting for the weekend, but she was still asleep in her room with the door shut, and her husband was in the living room at the other end of the house watching television. My husband was out making a delivery to a hay customer. I couldn't cry aloud for help—but I didn't think anyone would hear me anyway. Was I helpless? What could I do?
Words from a hymn in the Christian Science Hymnal were the first to come to my rescue:
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December 8, 2003 issue
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At home in church
Bettie Gray
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letters
with contributions from Eileen Detlefsen, Holley Halliburton-Link, Richard J. Jamborsky, Anietie Young Umanah
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items of interest
with contributions from Diane Urbani, Nicole Morse
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Church ... things better done together
By Richard A. Nenneman
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A place of belonging, a healing ministry
Frank Magwegwe
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A way to give back
Jessie Barth
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Energized by feeling part of 'something'
Mike Garcia
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A way to exchange healing ideas
Dartha Heath
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Church is a way of saying, 'Yes!'
Marianela Toledo
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The right step at the right time
Kazuhiko Kaneda
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Churches without Walls
By Gloria Onyuru
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Finding the church without walls
By Bill Dawley
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E-mail from a Soldier in Iraq
Alen Forney
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Bible friends help restore happiness after a divorce
By Walt Rodgers
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After the fire, the rebuilding begins
By Lori White
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Supporting seniors—'Duty of action' required
By Sarah C. Nelson
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Never beyond God's help
Annette Bridges
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At peace—and healed
Lillian M. Albright
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Prayer heals arm injury
Jutta Wolff
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Connecting for stability
Dave Hohle