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When all else has failed
At the mountain's foot—
dwarfed, bereft of all that
seemed of worth, I strive
to reach—outside time—
the eternal now.
Progress is going on:
long nights recede, and days
expand—stretched bands of thought
that, loosed, can only catapult me up and
on.
Patience! Patience in Love's truth
precedes the proof.
CATHRYN TOOHEY ADAMS
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September 15, 1980 issue
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The key within
BARBARA M. VINING
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Fear is nothing to be afraid of
JULIUS EVANS
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God's parenthood
MARGARET C. ROBINSON
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Bigger problems—greater joy
CARL J. WELZ
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When all else has failed
CATHRYN TOOHEY ADAMS
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Anybody perfect? Yes, God's man!
MARCELLA KRISEL
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The Comforter—Christ over crisis
SHEILA P. GEIER
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No lack of self-worth
LARRY HELLER
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Expanding our patience
RUTH H. POYSER
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Being an audience for Truth
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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The lure of purity
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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A Love story
Kristin Marion Helmore
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In 1973 I was confronted with severe pain in one...
VERONICA A. RAGATZ
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One afternoon while riding my bicycle, I was struck by a car...
HELEN W. DOEMLING with contributions from MARGO DOEMLING
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In 1910 my mother's sister was under medical treatment for a...
GLADYS E. SCHULZE with contributions from LORENA SCHULZE BALLARD
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
with contributions from DAVID W. BARTON, R. ROSS COLLINS, A. W. PHINNEY
