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My horse walked normally again
I used to live out in the country, and when I turned 16, I got a horse, a mare. She was a wonderful friend, and we had many good times together.
One day my horse stepped on a nail. It was many inches long, and it lodged itself straight up into her foot. I called a vet to get it out and began to affirm my horse’s God-given perfection.
The next day after the nail was pulled out, my horse could barely walk, and the day after that she was even worse off. I began to be afraid. Instead of turning to God to treat this situation through prayer, as was always my practice, I decided to rely on Animal Science. So I took my horse to a large animal clinic.
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May 18, 2015 issue
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Letters
Robin Brett Kadz, Anna Willis
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The one true power
Rachel F. Henderson
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The divine link
Nancy Atkins
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Christian Science healing—more than just health care
Constance Wallingford
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‘The only true ambition’*
Steve Ryf
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Bringing fresh authority to prayer
Tracy Colerider-Krugh
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Love is what’s real
By Sky, fourth grade, Washington
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My horse walked normally again
Erin O’Kelly Bourcier
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No evidence of the burn
Phillip Hewitt
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Walking ‘in the Spirit’
Anne Holway Higgins
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A quick return to school
Nancy Carbonneau
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The new book and the new movement
Allison W. Phinney