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Persistent prayer heals back pain
Some healings come quickly, others take some persistence. Several years ago in early October, our church was moving into a new location, and for several days I helped out with some heavy lifting. Afterward, my back hurt and I had trouble doing anything without pain. Getting a good night’s sleep was difficult.
Off and on over the next several months, I would ask a Christian Science practitioner to pray for me when I felt as though I was at a standstill in my prayers for myself. This always brought some relief, and a lot of hope, but I wasn’t completely free. I don’t remember specifically all the metaphysical truths that kept me going during that time, but I was able to fulfill my duties at church and home, which I attribute to the sustaining power of all the prayer that was going on.

March 11, 2013 issue
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Letters
Carole Westman DaDurka, Racine Dews, Rosanne Wright Goacher, Anna Willis
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God-inspired activity
Tim Terry
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Treat yourself
Doris Edington
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Can hoarding be healed?
Ginger Mack Emden
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'How many minds are there?'
H. M. Wyeth
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My steppingstone
Laurel Smith
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Into the woods
Text and photograph by Craig Kronman
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It's the thought that counts
Deanna Mummert
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The way will open
D' Onna Price
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Courtside prayer
Jeffrey Lewis
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Healed through praising God
Van Driessen with contributions from Christine Driessen
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Persistent prayer heals back pain
Annette Dutenhoffer
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Flu symptoms gone
Jacquelyn Reid
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Freedom from stomach distress
Hélène Brown
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Lincoln and a lesson in liberty
The Editors