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Child’s injured hand restored
It was late on a Wednesday afternoon, and I had picked my nine-year-old son up from a violin lesson. I was to conduct the Wednesday testimony meeting at our branch Church of Christ, Scientist, that evening, and we were in a hurry to get there.
I parked my car at the church, grabbed my son’s violin, and accidentally slammed the door hard on his right hand. He yelled out in pain, and I quickly opened the door. My first thought was, “How could I have been so stupid?” While comforting him as best I could in the moment, I looked at his hand, which was visibly injured.

October 3, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Seismic shifts
Mary Beattie
Keeping Watch
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Living in concert with God and each other
Rachael Myrow
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A hymn for Father-Mother God
William Conant
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God’s grasp of the universe and the weather
Jeffrey Clements
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Children helped their family embrace Christian Science
R. Kris Barthelmess
Kids
Healings
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Pulled muscle healed
Rick Carlson
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Child’s injured hand restored
Catherine Byers
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Recurring back pain gone
Susan Tish
Bible Lens
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Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?
October 3–9, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Jenny Ashton-Jones, Joy V. Smith, Arthur Colyar, Jesse Cohen