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Malaria symptoms yield to prayer
In 1996 I was part of a group of about 100 people who escaped together on foot when Congolese rebels attacked refugee centers in Goma, Congo, next to the Rwandan border. At one point during our weeks of walking through the bush toward a safe zone, I suffered an attack of malaria.
Before I began the study of Christian Science some 30 years ago, whenever I suffered from malaria, I would go to hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Since in the bush our group had no doctors, nurses, or medicines, there was no possibility of conventional medical treatment. Nor could we stop walking. However, because of the consistent success I had had in treating all kinds of diseases, including malaria, through prayer, I knew I could be healed in this emergency. I had with me the books I use in my healing practice, the Bible and Science and Health.

June 2, 2003 issue
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Spiritually renewed
Kim Shippey
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letters
with contributions from Ed Jones, Laurel Marquart, Gloria Lisuzzo, Sarah Nelson, Zakayo Oloo
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items of interest
with contributions from Richard Dymond, Noor-Jehan Yoro Badat, Douglas Hanks, Sharon Boase
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Where does change come from?
By Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Addiction ended—moment by moment
By Eugene Richardson
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Leaving drugs and physical abuse BEHIND
By Sandy Herbinger
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Poor student? It's not hopeless
By Phil Davis
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A Gospel storyteller on a digital stage
By Warren Bolon Senior Writer
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STORYTELLING HAS CHANGED MY LIFE
Patricia Kadick
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Prayers for peace
with contributions from Irene Koenig, Bill Sherwood, Judith Hedrick
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Exposed to contagion? What you can do
By David Goldsmith
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Striving to know God better
By Jeremy Carper
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Green prayer
By Channing Walker
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Insights on prayer and healing
Judy Tannehill
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Toothache healed at 2002 Church meeting
Gertrud Hammer
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Malaria symptoms yield to prayer
Makengo Ma Pululu
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Walk with me, sister and brother!
Mary Trammell