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No ‘tares’—only ‘wheat’
I am most grateful for continued demonstrations of the healing power of Christian Science. I am an amateur wood bowl turner, which involves taking a rough block of wood and through various processes fashioning it into a completely turned wooden bowl. Recently I was beginning the process while using a 12" disc sander loaded with coarse 60-grit paper. A large piece of wood escaped out of my hands and was flung off the sander. The large piece of rough wood jammed my finger onto a metal base and tore a large piece of skin off my finger.
Instantly I knew and declared what Mary Baker Eddy wrote: “Accidents are unknown to God …” (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 424). This began my prayer to correct my thinking and heal the human picture. I then cleansed the wound and asked my wife to help bandage it.

March 30, 2015 issue
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Letters
Margaret Powell, Kay Zurcher, Marie Jureit-Beamish
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The healing power of unselfed love
Paula Jensen-Moulton
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Can our harmony be invaded?
Andrew Wilson
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Growing spiritually, not just fixing a problem
Robert MacKusick
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God is not the shifting vane on the spire
Photograph by Russell Birch
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Preparing my thought to serve
Dyan Wingard
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God is All!
By Noah, fifth grade, Missouri
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‘I felt encircled in God’s love’
Karen Hasek
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No ‘tares’—only ‘wheat’
John Hymes
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Healed of alcoholism
Cynthia Deupree
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No scars
Alice Batista
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Post-crisis, the world reconnects its dots
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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Globalization—its significance for all
Stephen Carlson
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Our love for Jesus
David C. Kennedy