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How Love floods in!
If good were limited—
Enough for just a few—
Our choice might be
To limit all we do.
But when I loose my fears
And let them go—
Convinced God's presence here
Is all I need to know—
How Love floods in!
"Take care of him"— Luke 10:35 .
These four words once defined
The rule for all:
A neighbor never ceases to be kind!
No burden harms when heart obeys
Each call—and hands reach to sustain
Earth's wounded. God will not send
An empty cupboard. Oil and meal remain—
And oh! How Love floods in!
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August 11, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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Unity that won't fracture
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Friendship restored
Isabella Alice Marshall
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The holy experience of parenting
Molly Mary Virginia Larsen
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All unashamed
Elizabeth Bryant Schartz
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Breaking smoking's chain
Warren T. Moore
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Knowing how to act
Julia Schechtman Pabst
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Moving: the home we can't leave behind
Jan Kassahn Keeler
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Home furnishings
Colleen Feldmann Douglass
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Have you prayed for your country today?
Elliot Oladipo Yemitan
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Health and vitality in churches
by Kim Shippey
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How Love floods in!
Elizabeth S. Lay
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Why are people interested in spirituality?
Barbara M. Vining
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As an architect, sometimes I have to inspect the sites of future...
Carolina Maria Cardoso with contributions from Lúcia Cardoso
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A year ago I fell and broke my right hip
O. Lincoln Cone
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Last summer, while on vacation with my husband in the South American Andes,...
Norma Joan Lofthouse
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When my vision was tested to renew my driver's license, I saw...
Helen Marie Prahl