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Grand views in hiking and healing
When I sought healing in Christian Science, the spiritual adventure that followed brought me closer to God.
Living in New Zealand, I’ve enjoyed many hiking and cycling trips through all kinds of mountain and forest terrain. These journeys have demanded thorough preparation, a clear sense of direction, and a determination to keep going in sometimes tough conditions. But whatever the challenges, I’ve been greatly rewarded by these adventures and strengthened by the lessons learned along the way.
Spiritual healings can be like that, too. When I sought healing in Christian Science for what seemed to be a threatening illness, the spiritual adventure that followed brought me closer to God and taught me much about my real identity as God’s reflection.
In 2019, I experienced chronic intermittent pain along with other symptoms. Rather than get a medical checkup, as people of my age group are frequently advised to do, I chose to call a Christian Science practitioner for metaphysical treatment. I’d had many healings through prayer over a number of decades, so I was confident that I would be healed this time, too.
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September 5, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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A book that heals
Moji George
Keeping Watch
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The unseen hand that guides us
John Sparkman
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A good place to start
Peter Ward
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Grand views in hiking and healing
Bruce Kitchingman
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The power of purifying thought
Rondi Olson
Kids
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A healing of poison oak
Rob Nofsinger
Healings
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No aftereffects from head injury
Johanna Admiraal
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Out of debt and into church
Jo Ellen Davis
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Nerve pain gone
Andy Remec
Bible Lens
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Substance
September 5–11, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Diane Woodward-Frost, SharonAnn Smith, Berenice Sharp