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You Can Survive Family Bitterness
From the human point of view it seems that much of our opportunity for happiness and success in life depends upon our families. According to some modern theories, if children have parents who are affectionate and reasonably well-off financially, have high moral standards, and maintain a well-ordered, stable, peaceful home, they have just about everything that is necessary to assure them of a good future.
These things are very important. A secure foundation in the family, a calm environment, a spiritually nourishing atmosphere in which to grow, are conditions highly conducive to young people's development. If they have them, they can be very grateful.

July 5, 1975 issue
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Health and Wholeness
RICHARD C. BERGENHEIM
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A Book for Living
ELIZABETH GLASS BARLOW
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Free Expression
JAMES LAWRENCE WRIGHT
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The Beginning Is with God
SARAH SAVAGE
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No "Debbil Debbil" Darkness
THOMAS BUSHNIE
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Are You Finding Satisfaction?
ALICE KINSMAN SMITH
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We Don't Have to Forget
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Angels Go Camping
LaMay F. Kent
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END OF THE COMEDY
Richard O. Howard
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The Law of Life
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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You Can Survive Family Bitterness
Naomi Price
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"And, behold, there was a woman which had a spirit of infirmity...
Gwendolyn Lea Waller
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Thirty-five years ago my first testimony
Elmer Sundquist
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This psalm expresses beautifully how I feel about the goodness...
Catherine M. Fogg
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Some time ago an error was bothering me
Käthi Schmutz with contributions from A. Schmutz-Gutwiller