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Reaction to raw honey reversed
When my brother was a young adult, he began beekeeping. Our family enjoyed eating the honey he produced. It was not pasteurized, however, and when my husband and I started our own family, my brother recommended that young children not eat it.
Years later, when our daughter was nine or ten years old, she made herself a bedtime snack with some of this honey. Soon after, she came to me to say that she felt funny and her face was itchy. I immediately contacted a Christian Science practitioner, who agreed to pray for our daughter.
During this time, I remained calm in order to tend to our daughter, and she showed no signs of fear. To offer her more comfort, I reached for my copy of the Christian Science Hymnal. Each hymn is like a prayer designed to reassure us and to quiet and uplift our thought. One of the hymns that I happened upon includes this verse that I found particularly meaningful:
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September 9, 2024 issue
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Not enough time?
Lisa Rennie Sytsma
Articles
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We need church—and it needs us
Fenna Corry
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What should I do now?
Russ Gerber
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Right now
Kim Haig
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Burned out or fired up?
Leide Lessa
Teens
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God’s guidance during my travels
Isabel Clark
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Reaction to raw honey reversed
Catherine de Jocas
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Lump healed
David Taillefer
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Love overcomes grief
Gordon Sass
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