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Pebbles that shine
As I was walking along the beach one day, I noticed how clean and shiny some pebbles were in comparison with others. I was intrigued, so I stopped and watched the water lapping over them again and again. I picked up one of the pebbles, wondering why I had never noticed them before. This pebble was quite beautiful and smooth, and as my eye followed the shining line on the edge of the water, I realized just what was happening.
No heart is so hard that it cannot be melted by the gentle touch of Love.
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Margaret Watson lives with her husband in their home overlooking a bay near the Lake District in England.
June 18, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from ERIC STENNETT, MARILYN DOWNS, FRED ANDERSON, DOLLY BRABANT
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Plain talk about deep feelings
WARREN BOLON, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from John M. Buchanan
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SHEDDING LIGHT ON LOVE & SEXUALITY
Ingrid Peschke with contributions from GINNY LUEDEMAN
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WHAT TRULY IDENTIFIES YOU?
BY CHANNING WALKER
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BREAKING THE PULL OF PORNOGRAPHY
NAME WITHHELD
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A prayer to heal poverty in Africa
BY BOSEDE FUNMILOLA BAKAREY
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POUND THE PAVEMENT or PRAY?
BY LESLEY VERNON
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Pebbles that shine
BY MARGARET WATSON
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FRESH LIGHT ON THE JESUS WAY
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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BASEBALL PROFESSIONAL SHARES SOME LIFE-LESSONS
PETE PACIOREK
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'GOD'S OWN TIME'
RICHARD NENNEMAN
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MOVING FROM SEXUAL TO SPIRITUAL IDENTITY
NAME WITHHELD
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STEADY PRAYER AND SPIRITUAL INSIGHT BRINGS FULL FREEDOM
MARTHA HALLAREN
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'MY WAY OF LIFE AND HEALING'
DENIS DARTNELL
