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Comfort in grief
Dear Friend,
My deepest love goes out to you right now, I know all that you and your loved one shared together will continue to bless you. When my dad passed suddenly a few years ago, I had some inspiration that I'd like to share with you, since it was such a tremendous support to me.
For a time there seemed to be an empty spot that needed filling. One sleepless night I went to the living room and reached out to God wholeheartedly for peace and assurance. No thoughts came for a while, just a deep yearning. Finally my thought cleared and this inspiration came: "...Love supports the struggling heart until it ceases to sigh over the world and begins to unfold its wings for heaven" (Science and Health, p. 57). I wrote it down and left it in the kitchen for the rest of the family, and then went to sleep peacefully.
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September 29, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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There is a standard of right
with contributions from Christopher Shays
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Small incident, large lesson
Judith Jones
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Being honest means more than being moral
Ann Stewart, Linda Shaver
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Life cycles without suffering
Linda S. Vara
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Comfort in grief
Leslee Godfrey Allen
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How to end recurring nightmares
William A. Ayres
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The love that bonds a community together
Suzanne M. Nightingale
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Loving a city instead of fearing it
Marcia Simmons Ross
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Paul's good works*
Mark Swinney
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What are today's driving forces?
Russ Gerber
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Hush the angels?*
Susan M. Schmeltz
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I was going downstairs to see Mommy
Becca Knox with contributions from Kathryn Knox
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I am so grateful to know that even in the midst of a challenging...
David J. Goldsmith