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My name is Barry and I am eleven
My name is Barry and I am eleven. I've told of healings at Wednesday testimony meetings in a branch church. I want to share one of these healings.
One Sunday evening my mom got a call from someone who needed her to come and help. She told the family she was going to visit this person. We had to make our own supper. Then I went to get ready for bed. Just then I started to get a stomach pain. At first I thought it would go away, but after a while it started to get worse.
I thought, "Oh, well, better to get it over and done with." I climbed into bed and just knew that God is surrounding me with His love. I thought, "I've had a nice day, and I know that joy cannot be lost or taken away." After that I said to myself that I was not accepting any more bad thoughts.
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June 8, 1987 issue
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Do you feel isolated?
Gladys C. Girard
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Roll call
Ella Grande
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Lessons from teaching Sunday School
Janet Sue Helmer
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There are no small testimonies
Carolyn Hill
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Let us move peacefully
Maridel E. Green
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Don't be afraid—only love
Roy K. Bottorff
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Second Thought
William Willimon
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Wake up—we need you now
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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A Thursday morning conversation and inklings of spirituality
Michael D. Rissler
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Jordan's questions
Faith Holly Hall
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Christian Science has given my life a spiritual foundation
Kali Ann Kiefer
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There have been a number of physical healings in my life
Kathleen S. Jones
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My name is Barry and I am eleven
Barry D. Trevor-Roberts with contributions from Sandra Trevor-Roberts
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When I was an infant of six months I became very ill
Ruth B. Howlett