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Discolored spot gone
A number of years ago, I noticed a small, puffy discoloration on my neck. Having relied on Christian Science for healing in the past, and understanding my true being as God’s offspring to be whole and unblemished, I wasn’t afraid of it. But I didn’t often pray specifically about the spot, and for several years it was simply a minor annoyance, although it continued to grow. I’d notice the spot when looking in a mirror, and when I shaved, I had to be careful not to nick it. Sometimes it felt sore, but most of the time I just ignored it. At one point, my wife, who is not a Christian Scientist, said she thought it might be skin cancer.
Near the end of one summer, my wife looked at my neck in the bright sunshine and said, “You’d better do something about that spot on your neck. It’s turned black.”
It was clear that I needed to pray more diligently about this. While I had prayed about it occasionally, I decided to devote more effort to treating this problem metaphysically.
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Following the star
Lisa Rennie Sytsma
Articles
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Christmastime goodwill... always
Suzanne Riedel
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God holds Her child
Kit Cornell Kurtz
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Honoring Christ through our lives
Mónica B. Esefer Passaglia
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My thinking about life shifted to a spiritual basis
Ronald R. Fontana
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A new member of the Christian Science Board of Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Celebrating Christmas . . . before Christmas!
Sentinel staff
Healings
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A Christmas gift
Mary Valentine
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Discolored spot gone
Rhett Rinne
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Able to hike again
Nancy New
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Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?
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Letters & Conversations
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