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A CONTINUING SERIES ON HOW CHURCH IS ACTIVE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES
It's a privilege
DURING MY FRESHMAN and sophomore years at college, I began questioning my faith. College life gave me new freedoms, and I started partying and drinking socially. I had a boyfriend who was always asking me questions about Christian Science, but I never felt I should be sharing anything about it because I didn't think I was being a good example of a Christian Scientist. Besides, I went to church only when I'd go home for the weekend.
I returned to campus my junior year, ready to start a Christian Science organization.
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May 31, 2004 issue
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A question of identity
Bettie Gray
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letters
with contributions from Lilli Locke, Anni Ulich, Carol Bonderud, Sarah Nelson, Patti Mehring
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Khalid Moss, Graeme Whitfield, Candice Bailey, Phil Anderson
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I learned to honor myself
By Cynthia Neely
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A true-life makeover—the real kind
By Michael Taylor
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'NURTURE body and spirit'
By Giulia Plum
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I Stepped off the scales
By Julie Ward
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What can heal our yesterdays?
By Ginny Luedeman
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MOTHER-LOVE in unexpected places
By Tony Lobl
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Unity with all God's creatures
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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TRUST AND UNITY IN CUTTING
Mary Jo Milner
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It's a privilege
By Jennifer Juell,
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A healing message for all time
By Frank L. Smith
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What does God know about Iraq?
By J. Thomas Black
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Prayer heals abdominal growth
Fiona Williams
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Effects of eye injury quickly healed
Gordon Beal
