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Limits and burdens fade
It has always been comforting for me to hear that there are no limits to what God can do. Jesus said, “With God all things are possible” (Mark 10:27). I remember, as a child, reading about when Jesus and Peter walked on the water. And I wondered how I could tap into such divine power.
Healing, as Christ Jesus taught, would seem to many to be impossible to achieve. That’s how I was tempted to feel at one time when I was relying on Christian Science prayer for healing of an injury.
I was moving into a smaller house after having to sell our home and many belongings in order to pay the costs of managing my husband’s physical needs. My husband was not a practicing Christian Scientist and was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. I was his only caretaker and could no longer care for him on my own. As I prepared to transfer him to a care facility, I didn’t see how, on our limited income, I would be able to pay the huge bills. I was also told that the costs would only continue to rise.
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June 3, 2013 issue
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Letters
Laurel Marquart, JSH-Online comments, Joni Leigh
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Consensus—or one Mind?
Kelly Michaels
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In the care of angels
Diana Jean Booth with contributions from James Edward Booth
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Commissioned as sentinels
Christopher Cieply
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Be a Noah!
Brian Kissock
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"Trust in the Lord..."
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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Living in, and as, love
Deanna Mummert
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Millions of seekers online
Sentinel staff
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The big picture
John Yemma
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Elijah's cave
Brenda Evers
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Go ahead...pray about it
Courtlyn Reekstin
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A lifetime of healing
Lynne Neville Park
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Swift recovery
Natalia R. Parris
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Proving the truth
Virginia McCoy Britt with contributions from Julie Oline
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Limits and burdens fade
Sally Lind
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Arm pain gone
Joan Greig
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Willing to yield
The Editors