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Resentment gone, sore throat healed
This is adapted from a testimony originally posted during The Mother Church’s online Wednesday testimony meeting.
A number of years ago, when I was staying with my father, who lived abroad, I started experiencing discomfort when swallowing any type of nourishment. At first I thought it would get better on its own, but to my dismay it got worse. Upon my return home, I found swallowing anything extremely painful.
One morning I decided to stay in bed and wondered if I should call another church member to do my Reading Room duty for me. Then a line from a hymn by Lina Sandell Berg came to my thought: “And during the battle the victory claim,— / Their trust in Thy truth is their daring” (Christian Science Hymnal, No. 204,© CSBD). I knew that submission to false suggestions would never free me, and I decided to go to the Reading Room.

November 23, 2015 issue
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Letters
Laurel D. Marquart, Leebo, DJW, Debbie Dufton
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More than enough
Margaret Ann Hughes
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Cross-country gratitude and healing
Eric D. Pagett
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Our gratitude for God heals!
Liz Butterfield Wallingford
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A song of gratitude
Louise Knight Wheatley Cook
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The thank you dance
Cheryl Ranson
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A child’s psalm
Cheryl Ranson
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Our spiritual sense and healing
Patrick Essobo
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Resentment gone, sore throat healed
Jutta Hudson
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Healings over the holidays
Dilys E. Bell
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Family harmony restored
Curtis Ray Brown
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Spiritual commitment and a balanced life
Barbara Vining