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Unsightly growth dissolves
As youngsters, my sister and I were pupils in a Methodist Sunday School. It was the closest church to where we lived, and we walked there every Sunday. (Our parents did not attend.) Even in college, I continued my church-going.
After marriage to a Christian Scientist, I found answers in Christian Science to questions about God and life that I had not known before, and I joined a branch Church of Christ, Scientist. Up to that point I had no idea who God was. Christian Science gave me a clear idea of the nature of God and the distinction between Christ Jesus and the eternal Christ, which Jesus expressed and represented. Christian Science also enabled me to see that we are spiritual and not material, as Mary Baker Eddy explains in her answer to “What is man?” in the Christian Science textbook (see Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, pp. 475–477).
During my first pregnancy I called a Christian Science practitioner for treatment after experiencing pain, and the pain immediately dissolved. The birth was harmonious in every way.
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February 29, 2016 issue
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Letters
Ted Wohlfarth, Carole Gardner Hillman, Mary-Jane Tanner
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Set in the right direction
Joanne Leedom-Ackerman
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What does it mean to be an idea of God?
Deborah Huebsch
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Limitless light, always available
Hannah Carlson
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A journey illumined by love
Rudyanto Bachtiar
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Finding peace in God’s love
Jeanette Lee
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Love and the little finch
Gerda Bickel
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Correct reasoning heals back pain
John Kohler
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Healed after bike accident
Patty Nuernberg
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Confidence in God’s laws brings needed relief
Pamela Mcknight
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Unsightly growth dissolves
Heather Anderson
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O daughter of Zion, awake from thy sadness
Newport, Washington, US
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Outlook brightens for a new generation of women at work
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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Balancing act: Finding a successful work-life balance
Ingrid Peschke
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An open door
Ann Kenrick