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FOR TEENAGERS
Prove them wrong!
What would you do if people were telling lies about you? Would you feel hurt or get mad? Would that help people learn the truth about you? After a while, would you think, "Well, if people are still saying this about me, it must be true"? Would you then start acting the way the lies said you act? That definitely wouldn't help people learn the truth!
Wouldn't it make more sense to prove those lies wrong by showing what you're really like by your actions? That's even more convincing than telling people they're wrong about you. It's awfully hard to deny what someone is actually doing.

September 18, 1995 issue
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Watching today's kids, seeing who they truly are
Channing Walker
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Innocent!
Ralph Hollingsworth Clarke
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You think you are a victim—think again!
Janet Tinsley
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Prove them wrong!
Robin Jagel Berg
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Who is your model?
Grayce G. Young
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Letters to a Sunday School pupil: the Ten Commandments
with contributions from Your Sunday School teacher
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In the midst of challenges, seeing God's presence
Robert A. Johnson
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Freely sharing your insights of Truth
Lacy Bell Richter
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Seeking an experience of the sacred
William E. Moody
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How can you pray about ethnic strife?
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Natural childbirth
Jennifer Ball Wolf with contributions from Robert C. Wolf
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I was born and raised in a Christian Scientist family
Matthew Lockhart
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In August 1993 I spent a few days with some Parisian friends...
Corinne Isabelle Poncet
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My husband was alarmed when I cried out, "I'm all right
Patricia C. Annis