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The way He is
Nairobi, Kenya
When I was young, my parents taught me about God and Jesus. They said that if I could only learn to trust and rely on them, they would teach me well. But I was sometimes skeptical about God’s existence, and during and after college found myself really looking for a spiritual role model whose teachings I could follow.
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About the author
Paul M. Ngugi lives in Nairobi. His hometown is Nanyuki, Kenya.
August 13, 2012 issue
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Letters
Vancouver, Washington Sunday School, Camille Dull, Karen James
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Harmony–it's natural
Maike Byrd, Staff Editor
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Stay on God's side
Mary Trammell
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Stick to the true landmarks
Ann Grekel Hightower
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In danger, a reporter prays
Kim Shippey
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Peacemaking in my neighborhood
Martha Olson
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The way He is
Paul Muriuki Ngugi
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What's in God's nature
Joan Pedersen
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Guidance of the 'still small voice'
Reagan Havi L'lembe
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Prayer that goes beneath the surface in Syria
Gloria Onyuru
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A cheap buzz
Mark Sappenfield
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Called to a higher purpose
Penelope Ducharme Darling
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Invaluable lessons
Jan Barrington
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Twelve sacred days
Manya Kaseroff-Smith
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Underscoring cybersecurity with prayer
Nancy Bachmann
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Infinite intelligence–instantaneously
Madelon Maupin
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Is medical hypnosis the answer to better health?
Eric D. Nelson
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Lung difficulty healed
Kathleen Chicoine
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Weakness and stomach pain healed
Debby S. Miller
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Forgiveness completes a healing
Kay Keelor
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Why reason and religion aren't opposites
The Editors