It’s really great to be reading “Healing Spiritually”
again. It’s such a treasure trove of uplifting
healings. And I’m grateful to have them
so thoughtfully arranged in four sections:
1.
Finding a path to spiritual healing;
2.
Healing and guidance in every stage of life;
3.
Gaining control over the unexpected; and
4.
Christian healing throughout life.
These are followed by “an invitation to learn more.”
I know of a couple of recent Reading Room visitors who just
love this book and have shared multiple copies.
It gives hope and assurance to the newcomer as well as to the season
student. But, having attended two
testimony meetings today, I feel so grateful that we can feel the assurance of
God’s infinite love right here today in the comments and remarks given at these
regular meetings, which are held in branch churches and societies around the
world. Tonight I heard healings of an injured
wrist, and of influenza; of release from a burdened sense of personal
responsibility for a charitable organization; for freedom from pain and a
break-through of previously cool relations with other parents at a children’s
soccer club.
What’s grand is that each time someone records a blessing –
whether verbally or in writing – the blessing continues to bless. That’s the very nature of gratitude: it buds
and blossoms.
I hope everyone will enjoy this month’s book and contribute
some thoughts to our book club blog.
Julie Swannell
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