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Listening to what we most need to hear about our health
Historically, people suffering from leprosy were considered unclean and were isolated from society. Others were careful not to touch them or even come near them for fear of contracting the disease. So imagine the drama of the moment when Christ Jesus reached out and touched a leper—and healed him.
The Bible gives this account: “There came a leper and worshipped him, saying, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean. And Jesus put forth his hand, and touched him, saying, I will; be thou clean. And immediately his leprosy was cleansed” (Matthew 8:2, 3).

June 22, 2020 issue
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From the readers
David Fares, Kris Gulbran, Leslie Crecelius
Articles
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Our always-present help during crises
Patrick McCreary
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Who’s flying the plane?
Elizabeth Trevithick
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Paying attention to “stop lights”
Diane S. Staples
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God’s care—in and out of care homes
Adrienne Thomas
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Listening to what we most need to hear about our health
Carla Stillman
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When a neighbor mentioned Christian Science
William Hewett
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On the day of the big race
Harrison Ostenberg
Testimonies of healing
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Flu symptoms gone
Nancy James
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Healed of asthma and blessed by Sunday School
Brad Hughes
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Horse healed of serious condition
Lori Kleski
Notice
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A message from The Christian Science Publishing Society
Abe McLaughlin
Editorial
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Praying for ourselves and the world
Larissa Snorek
- Bible Lens—June 22–28, 2020