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Child's earache healed quickly
My name is Bridget, and I’m in second grade. The other day I went to the school nurse because of an earache. The nurse called my mommy. I talked to her, and she said, “God is Love, and you can never be hurt or fall out of God’s care.” She told me to sing a song about God’s love that we sing together in the car sometimes.
After my mom talked to me for a couple of minutes, my ear still hurt. My mom asked if I wanted to stay in the nurse’s office for 30 minutes or have my dad pick me up. I decided to stay in the nurse’s office, so my mom and dad could pray. I wanted to stay at school because I had a friend coming over after school to play. After 30 minutes, I felt great. I was healed! I am grateful for Christian Science.
Bridget Ferland
Fishers, Indiana, US
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March 5, 2012 issue
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Letters
Eleanor Lee, Sallie R. Letterlough, Brian Zavitz
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When wrong steps turn right
Kim Shippey, Senior Editor
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Anniversary celebrations to highlight pioneer missionary spirit
G. Jeffrey MacDonald
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The Bible as literature gets fresh airing in Arizona
Alia Beard Rau
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'Sometimes I fall down, too!'
By Mark Swinney
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Many mansions
By Elaine Jarvis
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Bad investment reversed
By Sylvia Herczeg
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Practice makes perfect
By Joe Gariano
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Life isn't a competition
Lona Ingwerson
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Seeing through the mist
By Doug Brown
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Bumper-sticker angel
Hugh Pendexter III
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Making sense of Jesus' world
Kim Shippey, Senior Editor
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Sports–playing & praying
By Nathan Bermel
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A book-fair blessing
By Satinder Kumar Kapoor
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Seeing my life with new eyes
Dory Bumagat
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Prayer about austerity in the eurozone
Elizabeth Mata
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Great bounty!
By Kathleen Collins
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Child's earache healed quickly
Bridget Ferland, Dory Ferland, Gabe Ferland
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Symptoms of sinus infection gone
L'Wanda A. Greenlaw
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Heart trouble healed
Patty Wilson
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Watching horizons and trends
The Editors