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Do you know where your children are?
Every evening during a break in their programming many television stations in the United States ask parents: "It's eleven o'clock; do you know where your children are?"
I was an expectant mother when I first heard this announcement. So, pointing to my stomach, I smugly answered back, "Yep! Right here, safe and sound."
After my son was born I responded, "Yep! Right here, safe and sound in his crib." Pretty soon a baby daughter joined our family, and my answer was in the plural. What security and safety I felt for them! That is, until one night when the disturbing thought came: "But they won't always be under our watchful eyes. What then? Do we pace the floor and worry a lot?"
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February 21, 1983 issue
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To feel the love of family
ELLEN SHANK COLLINS
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Working at marriage
DARREN NELSON
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You don't have to give in to temptation
Written for the Sentinel
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No parent is alone
GEORGIA D. ADAMSON
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Do you know where your children are?
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Discovering what God has caused to be
AMY W. GATES
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Healing tensions in the home
DeWITT JOHN
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Doing what's right
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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At a time when I had begun reading the Bible,...
DIANE H. PROWSE
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Through Christian Science every human need can be met
JAMES MARSHALL FABIAN
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Recently I attended a wedding
JACQUELYN L. MATTSON
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Every member of our family has been enlightened, educated,...
EMILY C. McWILLIAMS