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Love one another—soar free!
We're each unique, with individual, beautiful qualities.
Last year we went with friends to the Makoché Native American Festival. It was an evening of music, dancing, and storytelling. One of the performers, Kevin Locke, is a member of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe. Considered to be among the finest traditional musicians and dancers, he weaves wonderful messages of Native American culture and history throughout his performances.
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November 9, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Pauline D. Jenner, Nigel Daley
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items of interest
with contributions from Jeremiah Creedon, Bernie Siegel
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What makes marriage work?
Chris Snow with contributions from Fenella Bennetts, Glynis Allen Burgdorff, David Littlefield Horn, Timothy A. MacDonald, Elizabeth Dawn Diffa, Elise L. Moore, Clare G. Turner, Beverly Goldsmith
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How I gave up social drinking
By Sally Hilding
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Are you a chicken or a Christian?
By Elaine R. Follis
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3 gummy worms
By Amanda Holmes Duffy
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Grown–ups and kids—all are children
Erin Swinney
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Morning and night
Linda Staudt Black
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Prayer eliminates extreme fear
Cheri Anice McElroy
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Calm during a crisis
Randolph Richter
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Multiple injuries healed
Joanne Ruth Richter
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Surfing accident quickly healed
Jinty Trevor-Roberts
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Christian healing: a time for action
By Elizabeth Carey
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Love one another—soar free!
William E. Moody