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Effects of a fall healed
Two years ago, I had an opportunity to prove the accuracy of Mary Baker Eddy’s words, “To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is big with blessings” (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. vii).
When I walked onto my driveway, I was not aware that it was covered with black ice. I recall slipping and falling, but I don’t remember getting up, walking back inside my house, getting the phone from the study, or calling my daughter-in-law.
As she answered, my clear thinking returned. I reported to her the gratitude I felt at having had the presence of mind to get up, come inside, and call her. I felt that years of learning to lean on God, “the sustaining infinite,” had protected me.
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April 14, 2014 issue
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Letters
Kerri Callaway, Carole Westman-DaDurka, Lu Ann Condon, Roger Jones
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The healing power of mercy
Cynthia Clague
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A boat and a blessing
Florence L. Frederick
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In the movement of Mind
Larry Wolfe
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An Easter lesson about Ego
Mary Beattie
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The answers I needed
Janice Behrens
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Child of Mine
Caroline Martin
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Finding our oneness
Kathleen Collins
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Protection for our sisters
Diane Williamson
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Notice to all church members and friends
The Clerk of The Mother Church
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Unharmed by horse's kick
J.T. Jones
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Sunday School class and healing
Aaron Thorne-Shepard
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Fire quelled; manuscript intact
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Effects of a fall healed
Carolyn Stein Stillman
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No desire to smoke anymore
Rosana Barraza
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(Traffic) signs following...
The Editors