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August 21, 1995 ISSUE
Inward conviction
Dorinda Reed-Doerr
Understanding something of who we really are and where we really are enables us to deal effectively and safely with threatening circumstances.
When our daughter was a preschooler, she loved to watch Flipper, a television adventure series about a dolphin. Once as the dolphin coped with danger in the open sea I heard her shout, "Look out, Flipper. He's going to get you." Then with a sudden change of tone she said calmly, "I'm not on Flipper."

August 21, 1995
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August 21, 1995 issue
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Forgiveness brings protection and progress
Gretchen Garrity
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Overcoming "The Imperfection Blues"
Herb Huebsch
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Overcoming ethnic rivalry
by Kim Shippey
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Inward conviction
Dorinda Reed-Doerr
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When a friend attempted suicide
Carolyn Greig Holmgren
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Water tanks or wellsprings
Janice Koller
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Proving the infinite
Joyce D. Wethe
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Prayer—building lives of compassion, lives that are full
William E. Moody
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Agreement and disagreement in daily life
Barbara M. Vining
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Some Christian Science healings are quick and some take time
Esther-Marion Bush
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A recent healing I had convinced me it was time to acknowledge...
Dorothy M. Smith
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While out of state on business, I woke up one night with a...
Kristine P. Maine