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When I prayed for my dogs
I want to share a couple of cool healings I’ve had with my dogs.
One morning before church, my dog Coal got out and went running down the street. He wasn’t wearing his collar with his identification on it, so we were worried about what might happen if he got too far from home.
My dad and I went out to look for him. I started to pray the way I’ve learned in Christian Science Sunday School, because I knew we didn’t have much time to find him before we had to leave for church. I knew that the thought that my dog could be lost didn’t come from God, who is Love and all good. So, instead of listening to that thought and being afraid, I could listen to God, who would help me find him. Soon after I had that thought, we saw Coal down the road and were able to catch up with him in someone’s backyard. When he saw us coming, he even sat down and waited for us. We brought him home safely and quickly, and I was so grateful to God.
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