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Eyeglasses no longer needed
I had worn eyeglasses for twenty years, including bifocals for ten. I always put on my glasses as soon as I woke up.
When I read to my grandchildren, they would say, “Grammy, try to read without your glasses.” I would try, and they would laugh at what a mess I was making of the story. It became a game for them.
From my study of Christian Science, however, I realized that I could pray to heal my sight. As I prayed, I came to believe that it was rather silly to think that a piece of glass could make me see better. Slowly a new awareness dawned on me.
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March 6, 2023 issue
View IssueEditorial
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What’s truly in control of us?
Tony Lobl
Keeping Watch
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We all need Church
Leide Lessa
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Practicing Christian Science and health-care law: My journey so far
Leslie Ann Connery
- Image and Inspiration
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The church service that changed my life
Pamela Myers
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Seeking peace
Kate Gould
Kids
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Fynn walks in the light of God
Davya Flaharty
Healings
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Grace and repentance bring healing
Kurt Lancaster
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Eyeglasses no longer needed
Robin Mulcahy
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Divine Love’s warm embrace heals
Nancy Humphrey Case
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Fatigue overcome on multi-peak hike
John Sheasley
Bible Lens
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Substance
March 6–12, 2023
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Joan Greig, David Parkinson, Carol Ames Sewell