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How my Navajo friend was protected from witchcraft
Shi-Masana was in her mid eighties when we first met. She was full of life and love, laughed readily, and had a delightful sense of humor. I knew her for twenty years, and, in that time, her love for God never waned.
Life in the heart of the Navajo Nation hadn't been easy for her as a single parent caring for her family, her land in Canyon de Chelley, and her sheep, but she had been regarded as very successful in the traditional way of life. Ten years before our meeting, however, Shi-masana found herself growing increasingly listless and frail. Finally, she was at the brink of death.

October 27, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
Editors
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Responding to thoughts of life
Nathan A. Talbot
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Suicide: it's never a solution
Charles F. Rasoli
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How I prayed after I lost my job
Andrew E. Gibson
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Doing what's right feels good
Cheryl F. M. Petersen
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How my Navajo friend was protected from witchcraft
Colleen Feldmann Douglass
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John and the book of Revelation
Sara R. Hoagland and Sara H. Hunter
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The Bishop of London on family values
by Kim Shippey
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Open-minded, convinced, healed
Russ Gerber
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When I was three my mommy would walk me to the library...
Wayne Ingram with contributions from Suzanne Ingram
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Early in 1990, I heard about Christian Science from the mother...
Silvia Reyes de Guerrero