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A perfect reflection
Some time ago a friend and I went kayaking in Northern California. It was a beautiful day on the lake. The temperature was perfect, there was no wind, and the water was as smooth as glass. In fact, the water was like a mirror, casting a perfect reflection of the scenery around the lake. Both my friend and I commented that if we could take a picture of the hills reflected in the water, looking at that picture you wouldn’t be able to tell if the image was the reflection or the actual hills.
We had a wonderful morning kayaking, but later that evening I noticed an ache in my arm and wrist. I thought the ache must have been the result of all the paddling I’d done that day, and I just assumed that it would go away in a short time. But several days went by, and it didn’t get better—in fact, the pain got worse. I began to feel weakness and other abnormal sensations in my arm. This made me realize I should quit ignoring the problem! I immediately began to pray about it and gave myself a Christian Science treatment.

October 13, 2014 issue
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Letters
RKC, Brian Pettersen, Jan DeLacy
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To be an effective healer
Michelle Nanouche
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Offering love’s cup freely
Patricia Hardee
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Paul’s recipe for joy
Sara Fletcher
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Love’s promise
Sally House Heinsohn
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The night is far spent
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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The ‘living sacrifice’ of love
Mary Trammell
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The most important decision of my life
Anne Stearns Condon
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My healing on cookie delivery day
by Caitlin, fifth grade, California
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A perfect reflection
Marilynn Simonsen
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Gum and jaw trouble healed
Cindy Roemer
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Peace came on a ‘Gabriel’ day
Alexandra Hawley
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The worship that brings healing
Sue A. Spotts