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Two powerful healings
While visiting family, I tripped and fell hard, and my knee took the brunt of the fall. As I fell, the thought that came loud and clear was “On God!” I shouted it out loud as I fell, and again and again as I lay on the floor for several seconds.
This thought spoke to me of the spiritual fact that I relied and rested on God, and it reminded me that I could lean and did lean on God’s ever-present love. Because I was safe as God’s spiritual reflection, I knew that, in reality, I could never really fall. Immediately, I made the decision to “rise in the strength of Spirit …” (Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 393).

September 5, 2016 issue
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Letters
Enrique Smeke, Alice Lee Perez, Gail Gupton, Priscilla A. Alexander
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Overcoming self-righteousness through love
Connie Coddington
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‘Safe in His encircling arms’
Laura Bantly
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The effectiveness of prayer
Robert R. MacKusick
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Let God direct your course
Karyn Mandan
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I couldn’t lose anything!
Mesa Goebel
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Healed of grief
Jean Campbell Leach
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Two powerful healings
Sheila Shayon
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Significant improvements in my community
Marc Poaty Djembo
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God’s care for me
Name withheld
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The impressive rise in global teamwork
<i>The Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board
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The timeless basis for cooperation
Stephen Carlson
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The world has need of us, as children
James Pascal Bikai
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Dominion over food
David C. Kennedy