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Illness healed during Wednesday evening meeting
One Wednesday evening I was not feeling well. However, I knew that going to the Wednesday night testimony meeting was something I wanted to do, even though I felt uncomfortable. I love church and didn’t want to miss out on this healing meeting.
Although it was good that I wanted to go to the service, and that I thought of it as a healing service, I wasn’t initially making the connection that the healing aspect of the service could apply to my own situation. When I arrived, I made sure to sit at the end of the aisle so that I could get up and leave without causing much of a distraction if I started to get ill during the meeting. But, wouldn’t you know it, right before the readings began, a dear friend came and sat down beside me. In my head I was thinking, “Yikes—I’m trapped!”
Thankfully, the next thought I had was the assurance that I was in a Church of Christ, Scientist, where everyone was praying, and that I would not need to leave. I also took a moment and reached for the Bible sitting in the pew rack in front of me. I flipped it open, and the first words I read were from Luke 13:12: “Woman, thou art loosed from thine infirmity.”
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October 3, 2016 issue
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Letters
Fujiko Signs, Robin Scott Collins
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The peaceful eddies within a loud river
Jeff Sinatra
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Life’s unlimited provision for us
Heather Worley
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Silence the inner cynic
Cheryl Ranson
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Stilling the storm
Donna Tsarnas
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A Sentinel finds a seeker for Truth
Joy Hardman Oldemeyer
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‘Go into your race with God’
Emma Hanser
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Walking with Love
Holly Morris with contributions from Becky Stevens
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Spiritual renewal and physical healings
Abel Kamano
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Illness healed during Wednesday evening meeting
Lynn Bingham
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'But He whose Spirit searcheth deep...'
Photograph by James Scott
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Spiritual receptivity and the longing for holiness
Helga L. Moersberger