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Catching light
Catching fireflies was part of the fun of summer for my brothers and me. With a big jar at the ready, we’d run through the night with a net, gently capturing the brightly glowing insects. Leaning in, we’d watch them blink in the darkness, until it was time to let them go.
I’m someone who’s always loved chasing after light. As cool as fireflies are, though, their glow only lasted for a “flash” during those summer evenings. But in my Christian Science Sunday School, I was discovering a whole new kind of light that lasts forever. It’s the radiant presence of God’s love—infinite and eternal like Him. It can never flicker out or fade away. It shines over all His creation, chasing away the darkness of fear and sickness and bringing comfort and healing to each of His children. I was learning to expect light when I prayed.

August 10, 2020 issue
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From the readers
Dawn Bresson, Allison Eggers, Claire McArthur
Articles
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Mighty moments with the Christ
Holly Morris
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Prayer: A powerful resource now and anytime
Lyle Young
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Seeing God’s control in the details
Lawrence Waters
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“We don’t allow that in here”
Suzanne Smedley
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Remove the disguise, find healing
Tony Martin
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Catching light
Melissa Foster
Testimonies of healing
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Quick healing of heart attack symptoms
Ursula B. Mueller
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Flu symptoms and accompanying depression healed
Margaret La Grange
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Employment and income needs met
John Gordon
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Child’s hearing restored
Susan Boyd
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'Whither shall I go from thy spirit?'
Robin Kadz
Editorial
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There is hope
Judith Hardy Olson
- Bible Lens—August 10–16, 2020