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Love's impact
I had a lot to do and was racing around my apartment at warp speed one morning. I set down my mug on the kitchen counter, turned to hurry over to my computer, and cracked my head with terrific force against the corner of an overhead kitchen cabinet door I had left open.
It was as if someone had pulled my feet out from under me, and I went down flat on my back. The pain in my head was intense. I lay there for a while, going in and out of consciousness. I know at one point that one of my cats came over and lay down next to me.
The only thing that I could think was the words to “the scientific statement of being” from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy (see p. 468). This is a statement that Christian Science churches and Sunday Schools read at the end of every Sunday service and is probably the first thing I ever memorized as a little girl in Sunday School. It starts out: “There is no life, truth, intelligence, nor substance in matter. All is infinite Mind and its infinite manifestation, for God is All-in-all.”
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December 23, 2013 issue
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Letters
Ruth Elaine Lusingu, Marie Longpre-Adams, Brunette Woolf, Grace, Margaret (Margo) Simons
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The 'miracle of Christmas' continues
Curtis J. Wahlberg
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Your home, right here
Cheryl Ranson
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Insights on the Gadarene's plea
Yvonne Renoult
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Cast the net on the right side
Jorge Díaz Rosales
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Jigsaw lessons
Margaret Zuber
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A celebration of light
Abby Fuller Innes
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Christmas every day
Julie Ward
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Symbols of Christmas
Landon, Austin, Kimberly, Emily, Jeff
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Healed of chickenpox
Tchara Edzareseba
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No need to compete
Jyoti Raghu
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Love's impact
Claire Stoddard
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The spirit of 'Thy kingdom come'
The Editors