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Freedom from knee injury
I am a college volleyball coach, and several years ago I hurt my knee on the very first day of my pre-season camp. The pain was overwhelming at first, but after about ten minutes of affirming my oneness with God, I felt enveloped by a surge of divine Love that buoyed me with a wonderful sense of peace.
The “Love surge” is a phrase I use to describe an important concept that has been the foundation of many profound healings in our family. To me it’s a moment of Truth—not reading or hearing or thinking about Truth—actually a moment of being bathed in Truth. A moment where we feel what God is—is All there is! A few years before, I would probably have prayed about “my knee,” but at this point I just prayed for that feeling of divine Love—a moment where the simplicity of the healing Christ completely overwhelms the seeming complexity of the human situation.
Mary Baker Eddy writes about this on page 14 of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures: “Become conscious for a single moment that Life and intelligence are purely spiritual,—neither in nor of matter,—and the body will then utter no complaints. If suffering from a belief in sickness, you will find yourself suddenly well.”
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September 26, 2011 issue
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Letters
Betty Lynn Evans, Kevin King, Michael Morgan
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Mending hearts
Jenny Nelles, Staff Editor
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‘This makes us see glimpses of God’
Oivind Ostang
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A new era in health care?
Eric Nelson
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Boston Redevelopment Authority approves Church development plans
The First Church of Christ, Scientist Real Estate Planning
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Forgiveness—it’s natural
By Paul Grimes
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Father, what is forgiveness?
Name withheld
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Breaking the chains of resentment
By Aimee Hermanson
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Song for the day
Darren Stone
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What’s happening in your neighborhood?
By Patricia Sharp
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God doesn't create 'natural disasters'
By Jack Hubbell
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I turned to God
By Katherine Brokensha
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Healing on a school trip
By Deanna Scheck
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Healed quickly
Sara
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Keeping in touch
Marta Greenwood
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‘Go, and do thou likewise’
Linda Jewell
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Overworked? take a ‘timeout’ with God
Melanie Ball
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Defeating false witnesses
By Abby Fuller
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Freedom from knee injury
Mary Ann Sprague
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‘I knew God was in control’
Teresa Pinilla
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Jaw pain quickly healed
Wendy Rose Bryden
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Deciding on God’s side
The Editors