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Sustained by God in the Soviet Army
At twenty years of age I was drafted into the Soviet Army. It did not seem to be a good place for my development, especially since difficult conflicts were likely to arise between the Soviet military order and my conscience.
Fortunately, my training in sports had made me sufficiently hardy that the physical demands of my new life were easily bearable. I was soon one of the best soldiers.
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February 2, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Jim Braman, Linda Daly, Stephen Muller, Rich Schaberg, Joy Schaberg, Daniel H. Justad
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items of interest
with contributions from Ken Garfield
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From neutral to high gear
By Kay Ramsdell Olson
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GOD KNOWS MY PATH
BETSY CLARKE
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Mr. Nurse
By Daniel G. Watts
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Breaking through the storm clouds of disagreement
By Suzanne M. Nightingale
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God's care—you can count on it
By John Albert Hemphill
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Home, anywhere
By Lacy Bell Richter
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RELOCATION—HOW GRATITUDE HELPED ME
Alice M. Crane
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Guided by God
By Laura Lipscomb
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Yosemite friend
By Bess Walker
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On the lookout
Anton Lenke
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Dear Sentinel
Diane Davis
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Sustained by God in the Soviet Army
Anti Allikas
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Smoking habit quickly cured
Oswald D'Aloia Maggio
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Child healed at summer camp
Devon Haynes with contributions from Anne Haynes
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Injured arm restored
Lauren McCulloch
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Lost—and found
By Denise Elliott Shane
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Listen closely to that inner voice
Russ Gerber
