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Time for contemplation
Are we living in an age in which we can't afford time for contemplation? Maybe we haven't really had time to think about it!
Why not take a portion of the time already set aside to read this magazine to consider the importance of regular contemplation. But this kind of contemplation isn't just about anything that catches our attention. It isn't setting out to think through some personal challenge or a tough situation at work. It's not according to a personal agenda. While such matters do require thoughtful, prayerful attention, the contemplation I'm talking about is of a different order—contemplating spiritual things first.

May 30, 1994 issue
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Listening for God's voice
Georgiana Lieder Lahr
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Prayer that liberates the captive—and the captor
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Disease? Don't coin words for it ... destroy it!
Sylvester Mouyale
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Childhood restored
Written for the Sentinel
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Letters to the PRESS—and other articles
David Chester Smith
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Turning to God
Eileen M. James
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Does media violence matter?
Richard C. Bergenheim
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Time for contemplation
Russ Gerber
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When I was in first grade I had scarlet fever, which was then...
Pauline A. Dickey
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I have benefited from the effectiveness of Christian Science...
John A. Newsome