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Persistent prayer brings healing of glaucoma
At a routine eye exam I was told that I had glaucoma, that it was incurable, and that I would have to deal with it with daily medication for the rest of my life.
That exam was followed by a visit to an eye clinic, where extensive tests were given to verify the diagnosis.
I told the doctor I was going to rely on prayer for healing, which I fully expected. However, her prognosis was not in any way encouraging. In fact, what she said was tough to hear.
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September 4, 2017 issue
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From the readers
Thomas Turner, Dave Churchill, Betty Jean Kistler
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When I write, why do I need to be edited?
Kim Crooks Korinek
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Love your neighbor? It can take courage!
David Clark Scott
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Pray as if you mean it
Ginger Emden
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Purity—the cornerstone of spiritual building
Laura BonneCarrere
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Let’s welcome God’s healing messages
Judith Hardy Olson
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My life changed for the better
Laurie Haas
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A trip to remember
Tegan Dry
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Persistent prayer brings healing of glaucoma
Lona Ingwerson
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God’s tender care dissolves a fever
Elisabeth Anetta Schwartz with contributions from Emily Schwartz
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Healed of back pain
Celeste Marble
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Lost items recovered through prayer
Norm Bleichman
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Welcoming the children
Robert Tokheim
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Refuse to hate—yield to Love
Kim Crooks Korinek