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DEPRESSION HEALED AFTER FINDING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Just coming into Christian Science a year and a half ago, I am, one step at a time, falling in love with Love, God. And each step of growth has brought me more and more blessings.
In 1985, I agreed to admit myself into a psychiatric hospital, after being diagnosed with bipolar manic depression, after eight years of drinking heavily.
While there, I attended Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. At the end of those meetings, we would recite the Lord's Prayer. In the beginning, I would refuse to say the prayer. But one time I opened my eyes and looked around the room, thinking if there was a God, instead of being a punishing God, He'd be smiling down on us with love. Suddenly I felt love flowing from me to each and everyone in that group. Instead of alcoholics or drug addicts, I saw beautiful brothers and sisters.
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April 3, 2006 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from SUSAN R. ANDERSON, SHEILA KINROSS, DEBBIE TONKIN, BOB MINNOCCI
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Magnolias in the Gulf Coast
MARY TRAMMELL, EDITOR IN CHIEF
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Jonathan Petre, Carrie A. Moore, Michael Vatikiotis
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COURAGE TO GO FORWARD
BY BILL MOODY
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A LETTER FROM MISSISSIPPI
FROM JULIE A. JOHNSON
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RESCUED, RETURNED, REBUILDING, REASSURED
BY JOHN HOSE
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A JOURNEY INTO THE LIGHT
BY VALERIE THIBAUT
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TOWARD RESTORATION IN GULFPORT
BY LARK MASON
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A CITY INTACT
BY MARCY BEST
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BUILDING AND REBUILDING COMMUNITIES WITH LOVE
CINDY NEELY
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A HEALER IN THE STORM
KIT WITTICH
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SAVED FROM SUICIDE
D. K. SIMMS
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'THE GATES ARE OPEN WIDE'
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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OH, HOW I LISTENED TO GOD!
DEANNA ELSOM
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GOOD NEWS FROM NIGERIA
MARY SEIYEFA AYEMI