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A letter to someone who'd like to be dating, and isn't...
Dear___:
I've thought so much about our conversation at lunch several weeks ago. You and your boyfriend had just broken things off, and you still missed him a lot. But you knew something had been lacking in that relationship—maybe from the very start. Something you called a "spiritual dimension." And you were wondering how to start dating again.
I remember we talked about some things you thought might help: a singles club, a dating service, or getting the word around that you're "available" now.
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September 7, 1992 issue
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The Editors
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Dating and relationships (part one)
Mark Swinney with contributions from Julia Schechtman Pabst, Michael Pabst
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Prayer that heals
Jeanne Kirkpatrick
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Doing our part to defuse violence
Sharon Slaton Howell
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They belong to God, not to a gang
Julio C. Rivas T.
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Do you need more courage?
Moira Hudson
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Second Thought
"Politics and the Darkness of Lying" by James M. Wall
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Exposing evil as a lie
Richard C. Bergenheim
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A letter to someone who'd like to be dating, and isn't...
Mary Metzner Trammell
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For me, the most important thing I do as I pray is to place...
Carla Zamora Pera
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Since learning of Christian Science and its healing and regenerative...
Walt Herrick, Jr.
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In the past year alone, I have experienced many wonderful...
Milika Nevarez
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It was the night of my piano recital and I was getting ready
Christine DeSalvo with contributions from Kathy DeSalvo