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Would you rather talk than write?
This article originally appeared as an Editors’ Table blog on JSH-Online.
Some people love to write, and others would rather share their stories and healings verbally. And that’s OK!
Maybe you have a great speaking voice, or perhaps your stories come alive when told out loud. If so, then we, The Christian Science Journal and Sentinel staff, would like to hear from you. In my job as audio producer for the Journal and Sentinel, I just love recording podcasts for JSH-Online.com and hearing individuals tell how they’ve been healed or what unique insights about Christian Science they’ve gained. Hearing individuals share these ideas in their own voice brings a fresh way of looking at things.
The Christian Science Journal offers two audio podcasts—“Putting it on Record” and “MBE [Mary Baker Eddy] Mentioned Them.”
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March 10, 2014 issue
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Letters
Elizabeth Beall, Kevin Graunke, Jeanne Shultz
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Ready for takeoff
Wallace Wethe
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No force besides God
Paul Sedan
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Removing roadblocks to healing
Aaron Bingham
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A ‘note’ book for family harmony
Michele Newport
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Would you rather talk than write?
Rita Polatin
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"If any man is thirsty..."
Photograph by Jim Waltz
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A man of substance
Christian A. Harder
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My school was in lockdown: How I prayed
Brooke Engel
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‘Hand in hand’ with God
Heather Bauer
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Gratitude for 2 p.m. testimonies
Nita Murphy
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No more cancer
Rebecca Tripp
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Running with freedom
Susan Powers Thomas
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Warmth instead of coldness
Janet Dillingham
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Smoke signals
From the Editors