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Shattered wrist bones healed
My summer in Switzerland with a family that wanted an English immersion experience brought great opportunity to study and practice Christian Science. It stayed light there until about ten o’clock at night, so I would ride my bike to a beautiful hillside at the base of the Alps and read. My goal was to read every new book available in the Christian Science Reading Room. I loved all that I was learning, and I was feeling very close to God.
One day while caring for the two young Swiss children outside their house, I fell on the slide and broke my wrist. I was in a lot of pain, and a bone was protruding, clearly out of place. Right away I started praying for myself to overcome the fear. I had never had to deal with a problem of this intensity on my own, and I was feeling especially alone in a foreign country without my family available or even my own phone.

December 16, 2019 issue
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From the readers
Nina Segelson, Suzanne Connolly, Dawn Rehnstrom
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Praise God!
John Biggs
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The reason for Christmas joy
Michaela von Burski
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‘Whose day is it, anyway?’
Rosemary S. Pendery
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A culture of abundance
David Evans
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Praying the news
Inge Schmidt
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Speaking justly of Mary Baker Eddy
The Office of Committee on Publication
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A quick healing of swimmer’s ear
Teagan Hubbard
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Up and active again after a fall
Victoria A. Williamson
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Shattered wrist bones healed
Marette St. John
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Aggressive symptoms healed
David Maune
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"Sing praise, O waking heart ..."
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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Thinking for ourselves
Larissa Snorek