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I don't know why I stepped on the bee, or why I didn't see...
I don't know why I stepped on the bee, or why I didn't see it. I didn't know what to do, and I started screaming and crying.
So Mommy helped me up, and when we got in the car, she told me that the bee was God's idea and that I was, too.
Mommy asked if I wanted to go to the library or go home, and I said I wanted to go to the library.
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August 24, 1992 issue
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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The Editors
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Finding our true value
Marian Cates
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Why not turn to God?
Elaine R. Follis
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Second Thought
"Back From Oblivion, a Tribe Forges a Future" by Timothy Egan
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Your life is worth living
Written for the Sentinel
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"My identity is not the product of how other people see me"
with contributions from Amy Dresser
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"Who am I?"
Richard C. Bergenheim
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Our Christian calling
William E. Moody
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Prayer works!
Japhet David Martin
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Over a period of several years, I gained a considerable...
Michelle Boccanfuso
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I don't know why I stepped on the bee, or why I didn't see...
Kirk Wills with contributions from Sue Blanford Wills