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No more hereditary rash
When our first son was young, he was such a happy boy, who loved laughing and bouncing higher and higher in his bouncy seat when he was not yet walking. But his joy was disrupted as a rash appeared and spread quickly over his body—almost head to toe. Although we made strong efforts to comfort and care for our sweet boy, for a time things worsened.
As Christian Scientists, we were used to relying upon prayer for healing and had experienced many instances of God’s loving and tender care in times of trouble. Now, as young parents, we desired the same reliable care for our son.
We realized that this same rash had occurred in, and greatly hindered the activity of, relatives on both sides of our family. My mother, when a girl, had suffered from a similar condition off and on over many years. She eventually experienced complete healing in adulthood when she found Christian Science (see Lorna D. Gerbing, Sentinel, March 24, 1986).
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May 23, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Prayer-led Christian caring
Linda Kohler
Keeping Watch
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Embracing our world with divine wisdom
Douglas Paul
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As the tree . . .
Chris Jones
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Decisive joy
Madora Kibbe
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Giving the reins to God
Karen Neff
Kids
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God gave me a friend
Naomi
Healings
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No more hereditary rash
Holly Gerbing Harrington
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Persistence brings complete healing of COVID
Linda Sutliff
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Injured ankle restored
Robin Beers
Bible Lens
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Jack Phillips, Gloria Cecilia Caro Valderrama