January 21, 1991
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When racism goes unchallenged, we all are enslaved—whether we believe we are in the majority or the minority. Yet, as this writer learned, opening our heart to what God creates breaks the shackles of slavery.
Each of us needs to feel loved. And God, our common Parent, nourishes in us the understanding of just how cherished we really are.
What am I going to do about a job? How am I going to take care of my family? What will happen now? When the questions pound on us, it's time to find the quiet answers prayer provides.
They pass byscurrying to lunchpackages in their armschildren tagging along.
A child's funny remark opened a mother's eyes to a deeper reality.
"Somewhere we must come to see that human progress never rolls in on the wheels of inevitability.
Love and brotherhood are what's natural to God's man. A heart thawed by this spiritual and scientific truth finds love that is overflowing.
We're not helpless in the face of veiled or not-so-veiled threats. When we remember God's omnipotence, we see confusion and manipulation begin to diminish—and finally stop.
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one point my son, Don, was invited to be on the varsity football team of his high school.
My husband and I were cycling when I had a bad tumble from my bike.
One day my sister told me that there was a religion that healed sickness as Christ Jesus did.
A healing that took several months has been most valuable to me because of the lessons learned.
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