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Two years ago I got stung by some bees in a pumpkin patch
Two years ago I got stung by some bees in a pumpkin patch. They were inside my shirt. I went to the car with my mom. She got them out of my shirt. She told me that if I could stop crying even though the stings hurt, then I would be able to hear God's thoughts. We talked about how God's creatures don't hurt one another.
Mom and Dad prayed for me in the car while we drove to a restaurant for lunch. I stopped crying and listened to God. I knew He was taking care of me and I was all right. By the time we got to the restaurant, the pain had stopped and I was happy. When I went to bed that night, we didn't see any sting marks. My whole family was grateful because we'd seen God's care. Especially me.
Alex Harbur
Dayton, Ohio
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May 28, 1990 issue
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Perfection: a present fact, a step-by-step proof
Joan Sieber Ware
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SECOND THOUGHT
Eugene Robin
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No "dangerous inheritances" from our divine Parent
Beverly Bemis Hawks DeWindt
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Does it really matter that I exist?
Suzanne B. Soulé
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POSITIVE PRESS
Donald A. Wells
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The ever-presence of good
Peter B. Vanderhoef
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Stranger at the gate
Michael D. Rissler
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Who's doing what
Elaine Natale
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Starting lineup
Nancy L. Robison
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"Be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by...
Jeanne Elsie Kennedy
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Two years ago I got stung by some bees in a pumpkin patch
Alex Harbur with contributions from Meredith T. Harbur
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For almost seventy years I have relied completely on Christian Science,...
Mildred M. Cairnes
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When I was a little girl I used to ride my bicycle up to a...
Mary Michelle (Shelly) Shelton with contributions from Byron Lee Shelton