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Beyond keeping score
It looked as though it was going to be a long night for my favorite pro football team. They were losing 0–24 at half-time, and clearly not playing well.
I tried to imagine what their coach could say in the locker room at the half-time break that would reverse their foundering fortunes. Could they regroup quickly enough to save their reputation?
Then it occurred to me to ask what I would say if I were a Christian Science practitioner confronted with a similar disheartening situation—a patient struggling with an unyielding disease, perhaps.
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March 3, 2014 issue
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Letters
Jackie Wood, Cathy Maxam, Dorothy Hood, Margaret Rood, Joan Mortner
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Beyond keeping score
Walter Rodgers
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Yielding to God's plan
Charles Lindahl
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Finding undisturbed rest
Mary Beattie
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Forward steps for the Publishing Society
Scott Preller, Margaret Rogers, Lyon Osborn
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Sweet renewal
Text and photograph by Paul Gutelius
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Our pure, spiritual nature—one with God
Christa Kreutz
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The most valuable instruction I ever had
Evelyn Brookins
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Appropriate angels
Lesley Gort
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Back to the slopes
Joan Miller
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Dog recovers health and bark
Tori Dell
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Two powerful healings during college
Jim Williamson
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Healing is ‘proof of heaven’
Elizabeth Kellogg
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Are you good enough?
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