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Feeling the comfort and care of divine Love
I was at a weekly testimony meeting at my branch Church of Christ, Scientist, recently, where someone gave a testimony that, in part, discussed how God is always taking care of us, His children, even if we are not acknowledging or looking for it right then. I, too, have seen this to be true.
Several years ago I went through a very low time in my life. I was suffering from a deep depression, a gambling addiction, and health issues. One day during this time, I learned that one of my adult daughters, who was also a close confidant and friend, had died. I was inconsolable and angry at God. My thought was clouded by grief, and I blamed God for her death.

August 29, 2016 issue
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Letters
Tina Coyle, Margaret Wylie, Madelyn Harvey, Elaine Zavodni-Sjoquist
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When praying, leave the answer to God
Keitha Walker
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Hearing God’s voice brings healing
Monica Karal
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Shake off the dust!
Linda Eysenbach
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Dominion over adverse conditions
Prudence Carr
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Feeling the comfort and care of divine Love
Dierdre Taylor
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It was gone!
Marin
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Wasp sting healed
Brian Hall
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Finances restored
Prem Singh
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Healing of facial injuries after a fall
Barbara Mannetter
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'Let the field be joyful, and all that is therein'
Photograph by James Scott
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Why prayer appeals to Americans
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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It’s natural to pray
Veronica A. Ragatz
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Reliable medicine
Barbara Vining