J. Kelly Lester, Debra Skelton, Charlotte Miller, Susan J. Ehart, Mike Davis
This letter is long overdue, as I am a life-long Christian Scientist and have been reading and benefiting from the Sentinel and other Christian Science publications all during that time.
When Mary Baker Eddy
slipped on some ice and was injured on the streets of Lynn, Massachusetts, in February 1866, no one could have known that her subsequent healing would go on to spark a worldwide religious movement and propel Mrs.
In order to provide the Internet-public with greater access to information about Primary class instruction and teachers of Christian Science, a new profile page for each authorized teacher of Christian Science has been added to ChristianScience.
About seven years ago, I noticed that several joints in the fingers of one hand were rather stiff, and this made the opening and closing of that hand difficult.
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