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I prayed on my own at camp
My name is
Peter, and I’m in sixth grade. I have been going to sleep-away camp for two summers. One of my favorite things to do at camp is miniature horse riding. Miniature horses, even when fully grown, are much smaller than a full-size horse,
and we ride in little carriages behind them. I love this activity because the horses are so cute, and we get to tour the whole camp this way.
One day last summer, while we were in the carriages waiting for the horses to be harnessed, I felt a prick on my index finger. It immediately began to hurt, and I could see the spot where something—probably a bee—had stung me.
Because I was at a camp with other Christian Scientists, it felt very natural to start praying right away. In my Christian Science Sunday School at home, I had learned that I could pray for healing. And I’d had other healings of things like headaches and stomachaches, so I knew this could be healed, too.
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June 6, 2022 issue
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Discovering God, good
Amy Richmond
Keeping Watch
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On the lookout for abundance
Laura Lapointe
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Milestones, not millstones
Katie Sue Brown
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Being a lie detector
David Tomko
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Fulfilling
Brett Schaberg
Kids
Healings
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Healing after a fall
Lisa Jasper
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Freed from painful memories
Dilys Bell
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Healing insights for pet owner
Eli Reynolds
Bible Lens
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God the Preserver of Man
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Letters & Conversations
Frahne Reid, Will Cheney, Gaby Meyer