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When my wife and I learned that our family was about to...
When my wife and I learned that our family was about to expand again, we knew it was time to sell our apartment in the city and move to a larger home in the suburbs. The economy of our region was in a slump then, and the plunge in real estate values had been breathtaking. It was not a great time to be selling an apartment.
Nonetheless, within a short time we found a buyer who thought our apartment was just right for him. We agreed on a purchase price, and he proceeded to apply for a mortgage and for an interview with the board of directors of the apartment building. Shortly thereafter we found and moved to a home that met our needs.

April 27, 1992 issue
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The Editors
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More than just managing to get by
Elda Alice Meinhardt Tocchetto
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Spiritual exploration—the best kind of adventure
Clifford Kapps Eriksen
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Beyond boundaries, new possibilities
Michael A. Seek
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Immigration and spiritual regeneration
Myriam Betouche
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United by our common heritage
K. Dieter Förster
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Prospects for good
Mary Metzner Trammell
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When my wife and I learned that our family was about to...
Jonathan Kibbe
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Almost twenty years have passed since I became a student...
David M. Swank