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Blessed by prayer
I feel that this is a very good time to share my deep gratitude for Christian Science.
Let me begin by saying that I have always seen the connection between how I was led to Christian Science and the prayers in Churches of Christ, Scientist. While our Church Manual states that these prayers “shall be offered for the congregations collectively and exclusively” (Mary Baker Eddy, p. 42), they have a ripple effect, resulting in blessings for humanity.
For many years I was looking for a deeper understanding of God and man, of happiness, of health, and of what constitutes true brotherhood. God had always been a friend to me, but I just didn’t understand Him. I yearned to feel His presence and guidance. I felt I could find all my answers from God, and I was sure that it was possible to find Him and to walk with God, as the early prophets did and as Christ Jesus did.
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October 31, 2016 issue
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Letters
Alice Lee Perez, Pat Spencer
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When you want something that isn't yours
Nancy Mullen
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Angels to the rescue
Margaret Jane Seymour
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One Ego, one harmonious government
David C. Kennedy
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Love is always right
Steve Cole
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Blessed by prayer
Ute Keller
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Under pressure
Jenny Sawyer
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Freed from social anxiety
Lisa Andrews
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‘No ugliness in my expression’
Pete Maurer
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Severe ankle injury healed
Norm Bleichman
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Kitten healed of congenital malformation
Sandra Silvernail
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'Undisturbed amid the jarring testimony of the material senses ...'
Photograph by Allan Rowe
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Seeing through the claim of pain
Deborah Huebsch