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"Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on...
"Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee" (Isa. 26:3). These words were brought home very clearly to me while I was reading an article in an issue of the Sentinel, and they have been proved in my life many times.
After my husband passed on, I procured a greatly needed job with a firm I had worked for before my marriage. I was also advised to apply for a widow's pension, as I had my mother to care for. This I did, but my pension request was turned down because of a technicality. At first I was resentful and thought this unfair, since others in my position had received a pension. But on reflection I decided to put the whole business behind me. This was not easy to do. Wishing to see where my thinking was wrong, I gave the situation much deep prayer. Then I realized that even though my husband was no longer with me, God had always completely supported me, and He would continue to support me.
April 12, 1982 issue
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Viewing the news
BERTSCH DOAN
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Letter from a student activist of the sixties
ELAINE H. NATALE
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Spiritual aspiration and career choices
JOE ELLER
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Eternity now
SUZANNE R. WILLIAMS
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The single parent
ROXANNE H. BAKER
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"Night airs"
VIRGINIA THESIGER
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
with contributions from STIG K. CHRISTIANSEN, AUDREY E. APPLEBY
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In the presence of love—freedom
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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Taking possession of the body
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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"It never was"
DORIS JUNE JACK
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Prayer in the principal's office
Evans Richardson
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In 1975 I became ill with a bronchial disorder
JACKLYN J. WILLIAMS with contributions from JAMES L. WILLIAMS
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During a visit with some friends in their new house, while we...
KENNETH W. EGGERT
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"Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on...
EVELYN MAY CHOWN