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A Big Challenge When We're "In"
It's great being "in," being accepted, having friends, feeling loved and sought after. But what about people who aren't "in"?
Do we just forget about them? Pretend they don't exist? Greet them with a cursory "Hello, nice to meet you," as we turn our backs on them? We can't ignore others, even unintentionally. Christ Jesus said, "Love one another, as I have loved you." John 15:12;
Loving others more is probably one of the biggest challenges we all face. Most of us don't mean to be indifferent, aloof, or thoughtless. But we may get so caught up being "in," we just don't take the time to think about those who feel "out," let alone love them. How can we do better?
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May 23, 1977 issue
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Divine Energy-Inexhaustible Resource
JACK EDWARD FOSS
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Man's Eternal Habitat
CHARLES HOLLIS GREEN
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GOD'S CHILDREN
Zera Holland Blumenstein
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In the Classroom: Who Needs Discipline?
BARBARA SMITH BERNHEIMER
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Through the Valley
IDA K. SHAKESPEARE
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LOVE
Virginia Thesiger
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Reaching the Community
JOHN HARGREAVES
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Changing Neighborhood Affecting Your Church?
DORRISENE FOREMAN
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MY PRAYER
Willard Thomas Reese
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A Big Challenge When We're "In"
EDWIN G. LEEVER
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A Lesson from Flying
J. Thomas Black
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Prayer in Church Heals the World
Naomi Price
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The Glory of Man's Form
Nathan A. Talbot
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Physical maladies claim so much power because we can see them
Scott Darwin Gregory
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Almost as long as I can remember, Paul's words to the Christians...
Berenice Stewart Hudler
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"Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human...
Francisco Indaco with contributions from David Robin Rissler, Michael D. Rissler
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Letters to the Press
Margaret Smawley