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Finding our bride and groom
There is a spiritual search that can help when you are looking for companionship.
Will I ever be married? Where is my future wife (or husband)? How will we meet? How will I care for this relationship? Such questions fill the thoughts of many of us. To be loved is a wonderful feeling, but the fear of a broken heart may make one leery of a commitment.
I had daydreamed about being married, casually thought about it many times, but years were passing and I really wondered if I ever would be married. More important, I wanted to be sure I could be happy and satisfied, married or single. That is a basic question we all face: how to be happy whatever our marital status—single, married, divorced, or widowed.

January 17, 1994 issue
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from the Editors
The Editors
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Finding our bride and groom
Thomas Richard Mitchinson
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Refuting the lie
Muriel Purse
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POSITIVE PRESS
Carolyn McCulley
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We have a lot in common
Terri Higgins Murdock
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What has influence?
Written for the Sentinel
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A career in friendship
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Accepting more
Russ Gerber
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Can God's child fall? Never!
Linda L. Davis
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Several years ago I often found myself coming across the...
Donna J. Hermansen
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They called me adventurous!...
Margaret F. Schwartz