April 6, 1998
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From the Editors
I recently saw A brochure that had announced a photography exhibit presented a few years ago.
In a recent article on responding to homosexuality, the author stressed the importance of embracing everyone in a nonjudgmental and supportive way.
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Learning to live with, or manage, depression isn't enough. There's a way to feel better permanently—through prayer and understanding all the good coming to you from God.
Even though I'm not a Christian Scientist, I have, without a doubt, had a healing.
Why make a connection between the rising and setting of the sun and getting old? Life isn't measured that way.
Faced with a stranger's offensive behavior, this writer prayed. It made a difference.
What do you do while you're waiting? Pace, tap your foot, twiddle your thumbs? Here's a way to wait more productively.
Almost everyone wants to be a winner. But is winning really the most important thing?
In a few days my eyesight was normal.
Feeling only God's presence, I experienced no fear or panic.
I began to pray with complete assurance that I could choose to let only God's thoughts guide me.
Two weeks later I picked up a heavy carton using my "restored" arm. The healing was complete.
I walked up and down a public parking lot, declaring God's absolute supremacy and government of my life.
This question was put to shoppers by a local television reporter.
