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All is well
One evening I was cutting a bottle for a project. The cutter was very sharp, and it stuck in my hand. I removed it and yelled out in pain. My grandmother and mother came to help. My mother cleaned my hand and tied a small piece of cloth to cover it. She told me about God’s love, which never hurts, and also reminded me of “the scientific statement of being” from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy (see p. 468), which I had learned in Sunday School.
I then called a Christian Science practitioner for help. She lovingly told me these words from Science and Health: “Accidents are unknown to God …” (p. 424). She also said, “You are the expression of God, Soul, and Soul cannot have pain.” I started feeling better and prayed with these spiritual truths. Soon the bleeding stopped, and my mother covered the wound with a fresh cloth. I felt much better.
About the author
Sahil likes to play tennis and support hymn singing in Sunday School by playing the synthesizer.

March 2, 2015 issue
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Letters
Grace Carter, Dawn Dickey , DianaD, Belinda Marcy Joines
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The healing touch of Love
Barbara Pettis
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Acknowledging present good at hand
Joanne Leedom-Ackerman
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Room to pray between a rock and a hard place
Cynthia Tyler
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That Truth gives promise of a dawn
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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A church centered on healing
Rosa Bobia
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All is well
By Sahil, sixth grade, Chandigarh, India
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Injured hip mended
Elizabeth Brewer
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Prayer meets an immediate need
Carl Sheasley
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My spiritual journey to healing
Florence Anika Lasnier
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The power of spiritual ideas
Merle W. Miller
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The greater works
Sandy Sandberg