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For children
My real home
I like our house.
It's wide and tall.
It won't let in
the rain at all.
But Daddy says
we'll move away.
I'm feeling sad
so now I'll pray.
It's hard to leave;
still, I'm with God.
(I couldn't leave Him—
that would be odd.)
God has a place
prepared for all,
the Bible says.
No matter what I do
or where I go
I'm in His place
and in His care.
I'm glad to know
He's everywhere.
I trust Him only;
now I see
my home is where Love welcomes me.
Charlotte E. Stier
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June 1, 1987 issue
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Peace in the schoolroom
Bess G. Ward
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How can I decide?
Phyllis Klehm Koropp
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INDIVIDUAL PATHWAYS
Thora Margaret Orton
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Pushing the limits, or dissolving them?
Jan Kassahn Keeler
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"One cannot always tell what it is that keeps us...
Vincent Van Gogh
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What does spiritual insight have to do with realism?
Margery Macdonald Cantlon
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Walking on eggshells
Robert C. Charlton
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The love that is meant to be
Carolyn B. Swan
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Finding access to "the heart of prayer"
William E. Moody
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My real home
Charlotte E. Stier
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"A Little child shall lead them" (Isa. 11:6)
Leona Thatcher
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All of my friends had skateboards, but I wasn't very interested...
Christopher Graeme Cook with contributions from Janet Heineman Cook
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A few years ago I experienced sudden severe hemorrhaging...
Charlotte F. Manalan