Are you sure?
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Are you really aging?
You're more than a fading picture on the wall.
MAN REFLECTS GOD
As I was dusting our family pictures, I was suddenly overcome by fear. Was this how I would end up one day—as only a picture on someone's wall? Maybe no one would even know who I was. As I stood there with tears running down my cheeks, I realized in a sentimental moment I had been caught off guard. I had been tricked into believing what I was looking at; that I was nothing more than a fleshly being whose life and passing were just a small item in the march of time.
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June 22, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Lacy Bell Richter, Richard P. Schneider, Anne Jesper
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items of interest
with contributions from Ron Sellers
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Thrill seeking in everyday life
By Carol R. Panerio
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BURNED OUT AND BORED
Ronald Dahl
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Beauty all around, on the way to healing
By Catharine S. Brant
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Stop stress now
By Lacy Bell Richter
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I kept replaying the movie in my mind
By Beverly Goldsmith
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Are you really aging?
By Sondra Toner
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Heal the broken heart
By Lyle R. Young
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HEALING GRIEF
Jane K. Mercereau
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"Honor" my parents? Get real!
By Seaward B. Grant
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Love's care
Raymond L. Gentle
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Mother solves financial difficulties
Starr Urbatsch
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Christian Science conquers pain
Margaret W. Ellis
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Disease cured; dental trouble healed
Curtis J. Wahlberg
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Prayer eliminates a painful growth
Shirley Waller
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I couldn't have a better neighbor
By Nancy E. Conwell
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THE BEGINNING OF A FRIENDSHIP
Virginia Houge Stevens
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Needed: parenting—even if you don't have children
Mary Metzner Trammell