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Broken arm and arthritis healed
During World War I, my father sustained serious leg injuries and was sent back to England, where on further examination, the doctors felt his leg should be amputated. However, his brother had a copy of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy on his bookshelf, and although he had never taken up the study of Christian Science himself, he suggested that my father read the book, feeling sure he would receive help and comfort.
My father did read the book, sometimes well into the night, and found clear explanations of truth that brought healing to this physical condition. The operation was found to be unnecessary, as his leg was fully restored, and he was able to lead a normal, active life. From then onward my father and mother became dedicated students of Christian Science, and they served for many years in their local branch Church of Christ, Scientist.

July 6, 2015 issue
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Letters
DeEtta Greenwalt, H. M. Wyeth, Bible Lens Team
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Joy and dominion
Maija Baldauf
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Divine Love dissolves differences
Carla Stillman
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‘Love thy neighbour’—practical and possible
Carol Rounds
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And as a mirror shows us
Photograph by Sharron G. Crawford
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A firm foundation for the healing practice
Deborah Offenhauser
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God doesn’t make bullies
By Ethan, kindergarten, Michigan, US
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Injured back restored
Deb Eastwood
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Broken arm and arthritis healed
Joan McDonald
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Two meaningful healings
Lucielle Brownell
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Wings of joy
Evangeline Paxton
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The authority you have—and what it can do
Barbara Vining