Testimonies of Healing

Last summer my husband and I flew across the country to meet our daughter and son-in-law for a long-anticipated vacation. Early in the morning just before the last day of the trip, I began to feel some internal discomfort.

The author experienced healing when he realized that God is the only true substance and completely satisfying.

Priceless lessons from the Scriptures, particularly the healing ministry of Christ Jesus, have become increasingly clear to me through the study of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. One that has been most helpful to me recently is the absolute trust in God’s ability to heal that Jesus consistently expressed.

Recently at a Wednesday night testimony meeting, the readings focused on the concepts of cornerstone, rock, and foundation of Church. This made me think about how Christian Science never leaves you.

There seem to be so many in our world right now who are seeking a home, a secure and safe place to live. Our prayers for mankind can support individuals everywhere by affirming God’s unconditional, impartial love and provision for each of His children.

A couple of mornings after a very busy holiday during which I’d had a lovely time with family and friends, I awoke with symptoms of aggressive flu—a sore throat, no energy, and a desire to just sleep. I was in contact with a Christian Science practitioner within a couple of hours, and she agreed to pray with me for healing.

A question I had been asking myself for a few years was, “Can I find joy in my life without my spouse?” I think it is time for me to share my healing of grief after the passing of my husband.   When my husband passed on, I needed to gain a new sense of God’s love for me.

Several years ago, a blemish appeared on my face that did not disappear but increased in size. While this blemish did not hurt, it was noticeable and unsightly.

When I turned three, my grandmother enrolled me in the Sunday School of the branch Church of Christ, Scientist, where she was a member. She was a relatively new student of Christian Science herself.

One Saturday a number of years ago, I was working in a Christian Science Reading Room. I had served until closing time, but I wanted to stay longer.