May 28, 1990
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Good times in a family can be among the sweetest of memories. But recollections of God's care for our family in rough times are more than just memories; they are evidence of spiritual power always at work in our lives.
There are demands that seem too great for us and demands that seem too insignificant. But as we learn what impels our progress, we can be sustained no matter what we face.
Isn't it time to look deeper into our spiritual roots—the heritage given by our Father-Mother God?
The effort to be a "real" individual can sometimes produce estrangements and rebellion. But finding our true identity brings out more love for others, not less.
If our search for meaning and fulfillment feels frustrated, maybe we got off to a false start. Christ Jesus told us to seek first the kingdom of God.
There are some things we can't afford to leave unconsidered, unexplored—waiting unheeded outside the usual boundaries of our lives.
When we're working to accomplish something, do we sometimes forget the most important point of all?
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Civic auditoriums, theaters, public parks, church edifices of numerous denominations.
During
my teenage years I believed that I was homosexual and practised homosexual activities.
"Be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.
Two years ago I got stung by some bees in a pumpkin patch.
For almost seventy years I have relied completely on Christian Science, and I wish to express my deep gratitude for all the protection and help I have received.
When I was a little girl I used to ride my bicycle up to a church, go in the back door, and "talk with God.
