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A significant childhood healing
Our family came into Christian Science when, as a baby, my aunt was healed of a disease that was considered fatal. She is now in her 80s. My grandmother, and eventually my mother, became active Christian Scientists.
I was born after my parents had been married for more than a decade. Soon after my mother began studying Christian Science, my parents were able to conceive and I was brought into the world.
When I was two, and an active little girl, I took a ride in the car with my father. Car seats for children, and seat belts, did not exist at the time, and I just stood on the seat while my father drove.
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December 7, 2015 issue
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Letters
George Nutwell, Muffy, Melissa W., Roberta
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Forever in God’s love
Thomas Mitchinson
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Perfect perception
Anne Holway Higgins
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Which direction will you choose?
Irene L. Alley
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Why wait to be grateful?
Doni Ellison Hubbard
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Graduate school and God’s guidance
Mark Catlin
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‘Sing unto the Lord …’
Katie Mangelsdorf
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Finding home
Shelby
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A significant childhood healing
Kathleen Kolling Collins
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Healed of symptoms of dengue fever
Carlito Barril
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Injuries healed
H. M. Wyeth
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Chest pains gone and pet healed
Wendy Margolese
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Insistent bliss
Grace Carter
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Bread for the affections
Barbara Vining