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Sweet renewal
Grafton, Wisconsin
“Sugaring off,” the collection of sap from maple trees and the making of maple syrup, is a precursor to spring in many parts of the United States and Canada. It reminds us that the divine law of renewal and refreshment applies to every one of God’s ideas. Even though snow lingers on the ground and winter’s icy fingers—like the troubles that may blanket our daily lives—still grip us, we know that there is sap in the trees. Like God’s love, the sap abundantly meets the needs of the whole tree and shares its sweetness with us.
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March 3, 2014 issue
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Letters
Jackie Wood, Cathy Maxam, Dorothy Hood, Margaret Rood, Joan Mortner
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Beyond keeping score
Walter Rodgers
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Yielding to God's plan
Charles Lindahl
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Finding undisturbed rest
Mary Beattie
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Forward steps for the Publishing Society
Scott Preller, Margaret Rogers, Lyon Osborn
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Sweet renewal
Text and photograph by Paul Gutelius
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Our pure, spiritual nature—one with God
Christa Kreutz
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The most valuable instruction I ever had
Evelyn Brookins
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Appropriate angels
Lesley Gort
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Back to the slopes
Joan Miller
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Dog recovers health and bark
Tori Dell
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Two powerful healings during college
Jim Williamson
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Healing is ‘proof of heaven’
Elizabeth Kellogg
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Are you good enough?
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