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I love Susan Booth Mack Snipes’s article, “Agenda-free prayer” in the May 13, 2019, Sentinel.
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Continuing The Conversation
Dear Reader,
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Go vertical!

Because of the unyielding nature of the injury, I realized I needed to go higher in my prayers.
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We are as free as our thoughts are free, and this mental liberty brings healing
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The all-powerful love of God rolls away the thought-stones that would block our faith in prayer.
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The truth that God is divine Mind gets to the crux of mental health.
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The power of prayer to heal

My prayer to feel God’s goodness governing my life was answered.
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TeenConnect: Your Healings
This high school sophomore felt ready for his school trip—rafting the rapids in Idaho. Then, just days before his departure, he faced an even bigger challenge: illness, which threatened to keep him from the trip. Read on to find out what brought healing just in time.
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Testimony of Healing
I woke up one day feeling some symptoms of a cold or the flu.
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Testimony of Healing

Hip pain healed

Soon after I retired several years ago, I began experiencing pain in my left hip.
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Testimony of Healing
One day around lunchtime my young daughter, Gracie, was very tired and began to feel warm.
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Long dry spell … little inspiration … few healings …    a whole lot of turmoil … a DROUGHT.
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Editorial
Christian healing was not unique to Christ Jesus—it is universally available as a practical help today as it was two thousand years ago.
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