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Chest pains healed during church
I am grateful that prayer heals by changing our thought, revealing that anything that claims to separate us from God is false. As we draw close to our Father-Mother, God, fear disappears into nothingness.
I experienced this kind of healing in church one Sunday about a year and a half ago when I was serving as Second Reader, reading the Bible Lesson on the subject “Doctrine of Atonement.” During the service I began to get severe chest pains, which continued throughout most of that hour.
I was tempted to panic because of the great fear that went with the pain. I was afraid of what the condition might mean about my health, and even afraid that I would lose consciousness or collapse. However, I relied immediately on prayer, knowing that since we reflect God, He brings nothing but peace and harmony to us, night and day, 24/7, right where we are. I felt the fear being replaced with hope and courage in my thinking.
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August 26, 2013 issue
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Letters
Amy Jo Southard, Anasi55, Richard Arlen, dk, gaylyns
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A family tree rooted in God
Michele Newport
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Public relations—and the divine relationship
Susan Self
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A five-stone pause
Sandi Justad
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Childlike trust
Katie Martin
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"The universe reflects and expresses the divine substance..."
Photograph by Don Seymour
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We can walk in that road
Mary Trammell
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JSH-Online: More on the way
John Sparkman
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Bright ideas
Courtney Hayes
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No more prostate cancer symptoms
Bruce Higley
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The joy that is mine
Vienna McMurtry
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Chest pains healed during church
Greg Jensen
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Cold symptoms disappear
Diane Skillings Piorkowski
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Travels in harmony
Terri A. Dickey
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Tweets chirping in the night
The Editors