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FOR TEENS
dance LESSONS
It started out as an assignment from my Sunday School teacher. We were learning how to pray for ourselves through Christian Science. She gave us two assignments. (I'll share the second one later.)
The first was to pray every day by "stating the truth" about ourselves. To me, stating the truth about myself means not asking, but knowing that I am a perfect reflection of God. I am created in God's image, and because of this, when expressing Him, I can express only perfection.
Our Sunday School teacher gave us a quiet moment at the end of class to begin this first assignment. During that moment, I revisited a thought that had been bothering me from time to time throughout the summer.
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November 22, 2010 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from AM SCHÜNGEL-VAN DER HARR, JEAN SNYDER, CAROLINE HOLM, DIANNE JARRETTE
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PLENTY OF GOOD TO GO AROUND
JENNY NELLES, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Beverly Lyle, Sophia Kishkovsky, Tony Blair
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DEFENSE AGAINST THE APPARENT EXISTENCE OF EVIL
FENELLA BENNETTS
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KEEPING OUR PROMISE TO GOD
GENELLE AUSTIN-LETT
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PRAYER INSTEAD OF VIOLENCE
BEVERLY GOLDSMITH
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THROUGH AN OPEN DOOR
JO ANDREAE,
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Trust the Shepherd to lead the way out of corruption
BY GALEN GOLDSMITH
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dance LESSONS
BY OLIVIA BARTIE
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Gratitude's abundant harvest
BY DENNY COLLIVER
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More than a perfect meal
BY SHELLY RICHARDSON
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Thankful living
BY JOHN OGUTA
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Gratitude in the job search
BY BILL FABIAN
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What's wrong with a little gambling?
BY MARK RAFFLES
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Lessons from a live oak
BY LISA TROSETH
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Church alive new-born of Spirit healing
The Church Alive Team
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My thank you's to God
Kezia
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A WONDERFUL START TO THE HOLIDAY
HEATHER LIBBE
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GOD'S HEALING PRESENCE
JEN JENNINGS
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HEALED OF INTERNAL HEMORRHAGING AND TOOTH PAIN
BONNIE DUNBAR YOSHINOBU
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KNEE PAIN HEALED
IRMELA WIGGER