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Prayer heals diagnosed growth on spine
In May 2002, I began losing strength in my right hand. I couldn't make a tight fist, or lift things, and when I used my hand, my arm would tingle and become very cold.
I had been introduced to Christian Science by my wife. At first, I tried to take care of the situation on my own, by praying for myself with some of the spiritual concepts that had helped me in the past. I didn't even tell my wife about it. I also continued to go to work. There were many responsibilities involved with the business that we own and manage, and there was no one to take my place.
June 28, 2004 issue
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Resilience—and home
Warren Bolon
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letters
with contributions from Barb Wilcox, Bridget Broadhurst Anerly, Rachel Anna McVey, Sue Rohde, Chris Ugwueze
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Allison Kennedy, Katharine Goodloe
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FINDING HOME the adventure goes on
By Phil Davis
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You can help refugees HERE AND NOW
By Beverly Goldsmith
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What do you call HOME?
with contributions from Joy Osmanski, António Gonga, Cynthia Tyler, Ben Rogers, Gianluca Radivo, Stephen Lapointe
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I stopped fighting against my prayers
By Kathryn Dunton
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On a totally OPEN ROAD
By Patricia Kadick
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Quick headache relief
By Kim Proctor
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Just in time!
By Poonam Likhi
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What makes the Good Book so good?
By Cheryl Ranson
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The Purpose–Driven Life—Is it enough?
By Meg Dendler
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'Right adjusts the balance'
By Kurt Shillinger
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Freed from symptoms of heat exhaustion
Gabriel McManus
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Prayer heals diagnosed growth on spine
Gary Martin