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"A letter to grown-ups"
Many children's books today show how an understanding of God enriches family life. One of them is Emma & Mommy Talk to God by Marianne Williamson (HarperCollins), with illustrations by Julia Noonan.
Ms. Williamson is an author, philosopher, and lecturer who is well known for her books A Return to Love, A Woman's Worth, and Illuminata. She says that she hopes the conversations with her daughter Emma will be a support for parents as well as children, and in the book she includes this letter to grown-ups:
Dear Friends,
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November 4, 1996 issue
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Gratitude even in tough times
Nathan A. Talbot
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Why I do volunteer work
Trudy C. Palmer
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God as provider
A.L.S.
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Well-guarded thought and a new life
William B. Schlismann
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This past summer I was a camp...
Sherry Benzamin
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Seeing others as God sees them
Merrill R. Moore
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Defense against envy
Charles T. Allison
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"Love's recompense"
Carol Rockhold Miller
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"Give a good time"
Nancy J. Jagel
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Whose children are they, anyway?
Thomas and Bonnie Mitchinson
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"A letter to grown-ups"
by Kim Shippey
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Our best friend
Amanda Meinke
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Where we all come together
William E. Moody
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When I landed in New York in August 1939, it was already...
Shelagh Campbell
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I was once again showing all the symptoms of malaria fever
Emmanuel O. Nyakoni
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One weekend my husband and I were visiting at a friend's farm
Mildred Hartwell Reed
