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A little understanding goes a long way
It was such a little thing … a wart on my finger. That’s what I thought until the boys in my second grade class refused to hold hands with me in square dancing.
I thought no one had noticed. They had. It was very embarrassing—so embarrassing, so humiliating, that I left school crying.
When I arrived home, I promptly informed my mother, through my tears, that she needed to get busy and heal it.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
July 20, 2015 &
July 27, 2015
double issue
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Letters
Marilyn McPherson, Pam Thompson, Charlotte Campbell, Marsha Pecaut
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Our eternal, ageless identity
Caryl Grosch
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Metaphors, analogies, and spiritual reality
Mark Raffles
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How God guides us in business
Jan Duke
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A little understanding goes a long way
Lona Ingwerson
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George the Rhino
Yvonne Prinsloo
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Deep cut healed with no trace
Diana J. Usrey
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Christian Science as a ‘skilful surgeon’
Vincent Garramone
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A child’s prayers answered
Dolores Ost
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How disease loses its ‘reality … and disappears’
Barbara Vining
