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Injury from car door quickly healed
Our family was getting into our car when our five-year-old daughter’s hand was accidentally closed in the car door. We freed her immediately, and I gently lifted her over the car console to be in the driver’s seat with me. She was crying and holding her crumpled-looking fingers and a discolored fingernail. My husband got in the passenger’s seat to be of support.
Sometimes, fear can seem overwhelming, but this time, I was encouraged by the fact that we were traveling to attend our annual Christian Science students’ association meeting, which meant we had prepared for a healing and uplifting time. I cherished this same expectation for my daughter, including that she would be quickly healed. In addition to my husband praying, our other two children, who were also in the car, were being supportive.
In earnest prayer, I thought of divine Love’s goodness. Since Love, God, is All, I expected to feel and experience Love’s presence all around us. As I saw everything in the light of this divine goodness, even the leaves outside the car window seemed greener.
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January 26, 2026 issue
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Surprise! You’re spiritual. Accept it—and really live.
Keith Wommack
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To those wanting to change their lives
Russ Gerber
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Journey from self to service
Ruth L. Plum
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My life has turned around
Patrick Schweri
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Bringing peace to our cities through wisdom and love
Kim Crooks Korinek
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Prayer that holds crime in check
Martin Vesely
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My first healing
Charlotte
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When your to-do list is way too long
Holly Bell
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Injured ankle healed
Helen Louise de Leon
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The first healing I remember
Joudrie Jones
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Injury from car door quickly healed
Mimi Sitterly
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Letters & Conversations
Chris Linden, Sandra L. Workman, Kyla Becker