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Always employed
I had taught school for thirteen years and had a master's degree in education, but I was told that because of newly established requirements, I would have to go back to school for twenty-one hours of undergraduate credits before I could be certified to teach again.
My family was in desperate need for me to work, and for many months I felt frustrated, angry, and fearful. Feelings of uselessness engulfed me as I tried every conceivable way to obtain a teaching certificate and secure a job.
When I was just about to break under the weight of feeling worthless and personally responsible for the welfare of my family, I turned with all my heart to God. Inactivity and unemployment gave way, and I found work and fulfillment.
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October 7, 1996 issue
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A book of "living waters"
Richard C. Bergenheim
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Christian healing—still going on
Valerie T. Elliott
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Feeling led by God
Jerry Otero
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Science and Health changes a life
Henry G. Rutledge, Jr.
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Never trapped in an abusive situation
Written for the Sentinel
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Daniel in the lions' den
as told by Kelsey Anne Glasser
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Always employed
Kathryn L. Merrill
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Teach me what I need
R. Cornelius Peters
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Glorifying God and giving to others
with contributions from Laura Nicole Brown, Rita Polatin
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A very special book
by Kim Shippey
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"Thou shalt not covet"—what a loving commandment!
Barbara M. Vining
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I am extremely grateful for the many healings I have experienced...
Marguerite Howmann
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One day I was running outside
Erin Swinney with contributions from Mark Swinney
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God is here every moment to help us
Anne Fosnot
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My heart overflows with gratitude to God
Bernice Holly Higgins