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Gratitude for three healings
When I read an article on JSH-Online that shared the healing of a young girl (see Kitty Charshee, “The Word made practical,” June 2, 1956, Sentinel), I noticed a recent comment by Portia Nelson posted below it. Now an adult, she wrote that she was the girl who had been healed, and that she had forgotten the illness when a friend reminded her of it a few years afterward; but, she said, “I remembered how very much I felt God’s love expressed to me ….”
I was so touched by this comment, which reminded me that I don’t recall fear or suffering during the few times I was ill as a child because I, too, had been so completely healed. I just have warm memories of being cared for through prayer in Christian Science and of having very quick healings. This then reminded me of my own children, and how they have also experienced quick healings.

August 10, 2015 issue
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Letters
Steven Price, Paula, Jean Jillings-Warner, Wendys
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What thoughts are we entertaining?
Katherine Stephen
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A spiritual foundation for motherhood
Inge Schmidt
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Prayer, not place, brings peace
Anne Holway Higgins
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The choice to love
Evan Mehlenbacher
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We should strive to reach the Horeb height
Photograph by Ann Blamey
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A depth of joy I’d never felt before
Margaret Wylie
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Hello, good thoughts! Goodbye, bad thoughts!
Shannon Naylor
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Freed from aftereffects of an injury
Paula Williams
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Gratitude for three healings
Rachel F. Henderson
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Dental visits free of anxiety and pain
Rosemary Denson Miller
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How debt mercy helps drive US recovery
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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A sure basis for forgiveness
Stephen Carlson
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The stubbornness that does yield
David C. Kennedy