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Watching the world from a spiritual perspective
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"Some children give in to the adversities in life and become violent, while others don't let life defeat them," says Sherry Baldwin, a counselor at Roberson Junior High School in North Carolina.
One of Roberson's resilient students is Jeff Tharp, an honor student, athlete, and recipient of two major college scholarships. Jeff's father died fifteen years ago, leaving his mother, Barbara, to raise Jeff, his brother, and his sister. Mrs. Tharp worked hard at more than one job in order to make ends meet, but she also made time for spiritual matters.

June 8, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Bettie House, Barbara Carbonetti Owen, Karen Carlon, Virginia B. Heer
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Ready to forgive, ready for peace
By Robert A. Johnson
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"Father, forgive them"
Sharon S. Currin Mahaffie
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You can pray about anything
By Nancy Louise Ranks
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Don't get fooled by the drama
By Melanie Hahn Ball
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One Mind, one will
By Jan Johnston
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Labels dropped in the aftermath of a divorce
By Melissa Jane Hayden
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Increase your confidence
Nancy Joy Potter
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Dear Sentinel,
Molly Menschel
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CONQUERING FEAR
Brian M. Scandariato
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False accusation retracted
Suzanne P. Field
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Illness healed
Joan Negri
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Diabetes cured through prayer
Bernard R. Medford
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Injury quickly overcome
Barbara M. Waggoner
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Can prayer harm?
By Beulah M. Roegge
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Let's eliminate workplace anger
Russ Gerber