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The power of God’s presence
Something powerful happens when we feel the divine presence. Glimpsing the actuality of God as all-encompassing Spirit, we experience more of the presence of our own genuine, spiritual nature. Being present with God and with our spiritual individuality gives us confidence to be Christian healers.
Yet, most of us have had to deal with moments when feelings of inadequacy or self-doubt, even when there has been prior or clear success, have tried to derail our healing practice. There’s a tendency to assess healing ability from the standpoint of human perfectionism, an impossible standard that, if accepted, makes people feel like a “fraud”—what is often referred to these days as “imposter syndrome.” It makes people feel unworthy of healing—that they don’t deserve what they most want (health, love, peace, contentment, etc.) or that “everyone else seems to have it all together, and I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.”

June 21, 2021 issue
View IssueEditorial
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The power of God’s presence
Larissa Snorek
Keeping Watch
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Lifted out of disappointment
Debbie Peck
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Does progress require process?
Moriah Early-Manchester
Poetry
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What matters now
Ken Cooper
Keeping Watch
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Trust God to lead you
Juli Vice
Teens
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Finding my real Mother
Nancy Mullen
Healings
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Skin irritation cleared
Amber Hawks Schaberg
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Severe finger injuries healed
Michael Mooslin
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No more seizures
Beverly Joan Bibler Rush with contributions from Amy Kelley
Bible Lens
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Christian Science
June 21–27, 2021
From our readers
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Letters & Conversations
Phyllis Andreae, Phillip Hewitt, Bob Minnocci