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My 'snow angel'
The first weekend in December 2003, weather forecasters were predicting a blizzard-like snowstorm for Upstate New York, where I was living. I was three hours away from home—and that’s if you were driving in good weather. I needed to be home, and given the conditions, I asked God, my Father, for guidance. I decided that taking the train home was wiser than trying to drive my car.
The earliest train I could get was scheduled for 8:09 p.m. The cab company told me I should take a cab to the station as soon as possible because the cabs would stop operating if the weather continued to deteriorate. Even though I would have to wait four hours for the train, I decided to get there early and just sit and read.
About the author
Leslie Coughtry is a Christian Science practitioner who lives in Bristol, Connecticut.

December 24, 2012 issue
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Letters
Shari Juntunen, Bill Kilgour
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Light that never goes out
Jenny Nelles, Staff Editor
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How does Jesus' love unite us?
Barbara Vining
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South Pacific Christmas
Norman C. Hutchinson
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'God is good!'
Walter Rodgers
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It's never too late to pray
Deborah Packer
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We need Christmas
Kay Olson
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Meditations on a Christmas card
Diane Allison
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My 'snow angel'
Leslie Coughtry
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Some thoughts on time
Tom Taffel
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Beautiful answers
Emily Reynolds Smith
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A whole new attitude
Jake Lowe
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Warmth and wonder
Kristin Bennett
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Mary's little donkey
Sissy
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God's 'unspeakable gift'
Michael Hamilton
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In the footsteps of Jesus
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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How many Christian Scientists...
Submitted by Marci Martin
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Function restored to hand
Jacqueline MacDermott
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Injured hands healed
Martha Sarvis
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Healing and a happy Christmas
Beverly Harrington
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Protection at sea
Richard Parsons
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Thinking out of the thimble
The Editors