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Growth on hand gone
This experience happened several years ago, but I’m still learning from it.
For several years I had a growth that looked like a wart on one of my hands. I worked as a mechanic, carpenter, and gardener, and the growth sometimes would bleed and be painful.
When I felt called to the profession of Christian Science nursing, I took courses to learn the significance of its role in Christian Science healing. I loved learning about the healing work of Christ Jesus and the fact that we could practice this healing method in our time, too. I loved the clarity of Mary Baker Eddy’s explanations of Christian Science in her book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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July 8, 2013 issue
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Letters
Robin Kadz, Nancy Boyer-Rechlin, George King
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Abandoning apathy
Deborah Huebsch
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A shift at the office
David Fowler
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Decisions, decisions
E. Garrett Stone
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Fasting from hatred and separation
Sharon Carper
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Blessing showers
Virginia Hughes
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Sacrifice and humility
Deanna Mummert
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Deep listening showed me the way
Doris Ulich
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Muslim holiday of Ramadan begins
Sentinel staff
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You are very important
Shirley Paulson
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A perfect heart
Lee Pettit
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Stopping contagion
Salonee Vencatasamy
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Back and arm pain healed
Eric D. Pagett
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Sore throat 'dismissed'
Harry C. Sheridan with contributions from Walter S. Sheridan
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Growth on hand gone
George Strong
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See the 'halo'
The Editors