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AN INDISSOLUBLE LINK
So often as parents, or grandparents, our roles as family guides open up wide and exciting realms of spiritual exploration for us. The creativeness involved in building on the innocence of children and sharing their eagerness to learn, does wonders for our growth.
Some time ago, a small incident in my family illustrated to me a comforting truth basic to the teachings of Christian Science the idea that our connection to God is permanent and the answers we need are always at hand.
When our daughter was teaching her four-yearold son how to write numbers he understood each character clearly until he got to the number 8. Although his mom tried several ways to help him, he couldn't grasp the concept.
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September 3, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from STAR CAMPBELL, ERIN DEYERLE, JERRY MCINTIRE, BILL WILLCOX
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The power of living love
MAIKE BYRD, CHILDREN'S EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Andrew Higgins
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Love—THE CRUCIAL COMPONENT in healing
BY MARY TRAMMELL
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Love MAKES good things HAPPEN
STEPHEN POST
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AN ABUNDANCE OF GOOD
Kim Shippey
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Love was my WEAPON of choice
BY SCOTT PARADIS
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PRAYER FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
TONY LOBL, HARRIET SCHUPP
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BEYOND COMPARISON
BY LOIS R. MARQUARDT
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LESSONS from a MIRROR
BY MARGRET ULLRICH
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AN INDISSOLUBLE LINK
EDMONDE ST. JOHN
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They vanished right before my eyes
Lora Walker
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ENJOYING THE 'EARLY YEARS'
MELANIE WAHLBERG
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PRAYER FOR OUR SCHOOLS AND CHILDREN
ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR
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DIAGNOSED HEART MURMUR HEALED
KAKI GREEN
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THE DISEASE WAS GONE
ANTHONY WHITEHOUSE
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A GIFT OF HEALING
DIANE ZEIS