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Church service heals
One weekend in the summer of 2020, my whole body ached. However, since I was overdue with a major gardening project for some neighbors, and the rain had stopped, I went ahead with it that Sunday afternoon.
The project went smoothly as I prayed about it, and while I was tired when I got home, I felt OK. But during supper I began to feel quite uncomfortable. After my wife and I finished eating, I was ready to head upstairs, take a shower, have some quiet time for more prayer, and go to bed. But that’s when my wife suggested we listen to a replay of the Sunday service from The Mother Church (The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston)—our favorite Sunday evening activity. Although I was eager to get to bed, I agreed.

May 3, 2021 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Turn to Love’s parenting
Larissa Snorek
Keeping Watch
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The embrace of our Mother, divine Love
Laura Clayton
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Healing motherly concerns with divine Love
Betty Ames
Poetry
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Flood-tides of Love
Diane Allison
Keeping Watch
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Motherhood desire fulfilled
Beverly Peake
How I found Christian Science
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Sunday School felt like family
Shirley Terrill Holdman
Kids
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Missing Mom?
Joan Ware
Healings
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Mother and son healed of speaking difficulties
Ellece Wells
Healings
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Church service heals
John F. Cochran II
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Quickly freed from restricted movement
Cathy Pepperell
- Nausea quickly healed
Bible Lens
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Adam and Fallen Man
May 3–9, 2021
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Letters & Conversations
Richard Arlen, Jane Hickson