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On the first day of a prestigious ballet camp, during a placement class, I suddenly felt a terrible pain in my lower back. I somehow managed to finish the class, but as soon as it was over, it was very difficult for me to even move. This seemed so sad because, for many months, I had been looking forward to dancing at this camp.
When my parents picked me up later that day (we lived close enough for me to go home each night) we immediately called a Christian Science practitioner. I can remember during this time wholly and completely leaning on God for healing.
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October 22, 2012 issue
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Letters
Diane Fabrizio, Roxa Van Dyck, Tonio Calhoun
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The center point
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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What is spiritual intuition?
Barbara Vining
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The divine details
Kristin Palkoner
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Angel thoughts that guide us
Pamela Foulds Urell
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Divinely impelled?
Roberta Wallace
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Moving in harmony
Julie Rein
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Crop it and go wide
Aimee Hewitt
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The contentment of forgiveness*
Kay Weed
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An answer to violence against women
Nancy Mullen
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My 'cover to cover' project
Alan Pate
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Thoughts about association day
Jeff Shepard
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She let out a hearty laugh
Marney Mallon
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Uniting a community through prayer
Maureen Loster
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Redirected
Lexi Fontaine
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Prayer that transcends politics
Patricia S. Gantt Reiman
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God forgives and heals
Ann Edwards
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The call for culture
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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Injuries from car accident healed
Linda N. Worley
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Grateful for healing in my life
Ardis Barrows
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Severe burns healed quickly
Karen Janitz
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'Women in politics': more than a talking point
The Editors