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Warts on feet disappear
For several years a lovely podiatrist helped me care for my feet, clipping my nails and generally cleaning up some rough skin. We had a great relationship and had many uplifting conversations while she worked on my feet, which she used to call “workhorses.” This perpetuated the false belief I had always entertained, that our family’s feet were functional, but not beautiful!
At that time I had a large wart on the bottom of one heel, and the podiatrist knew that I didn’t want it treated medically. When this lady had to take early retirement, I didn’t really want to go to another person or get regular pedicures because, to be honest, I was ashamed of the appearance of my feet. So I cared for them myself, albeit in a somewhat perfunctory manner.
I remembered that I once heard a testimony about the healing of a wart on someone’s foot—and had read several testimonies of similar healings—that mightily impressed me. I have had several healings through applying the teachings of Christian Science, so I knew healing was possible.
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September 24, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Madelyn Harvey
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An always-available pastor
Allison J. Rose-Sonnesyn
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The reliability of divine guidance
Robert Rupp
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A lesson in true humility
Susan Booth Mack Snipes
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Witnessing to God’s healing power
Sally Domenighini
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Love chases away the storm
Annette Dutenhoffer
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Instantaneous healing of back injury
Charles Cohn
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Warts on feet disappear
Dilys Bell
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Injuries from a fall healed
Kerstin Schaeffer
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Protection in river rapids
Marjorie Hamlin
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Swollen and painful foot healed
Jean Johnson
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Trust in You, God
Benedicta Mistal
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Communing with God, the presence of pure goodness
Barbara Vining