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HOW I WAS LED TO EXUBERANT LIFE
Several years ago I needed to choose between two offers of employment. One included significant potential for professional development; the other allowed me to do community service but wasn't as conducive to advancement in the profession. After praying, I felt that I should accept the offer involving community service.
Then, after notifying both employers of my decision, I began to learn more about the position I had accepted. The more I learned, the more I knew that I had made the wrong decision. My heart sank. Yet I couldn't see any way to rectify the problem, so I told myself that I would simply have to make the best of a bad situation. And I started trying to imagine how I could make this arrangement work.

September 7, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Henry G. Rutledge, Frances G. Mitchell
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items of interest
with contributions from Charlie Ward, Dean Ornish, Tim Stafford
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Pleasure-seeking? Or finding real happiness?
By Richard C. Bergenheim
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Defeating the whisperers
Becky S. Lovich
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Doing what you're made to do
By Charlene Ann Beck
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HOW I WAS LED TO EXUBERANT LIFE
Trudy C. Palmer
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You can quit smoking
By Erik Tomas Carlson
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Clean windows make the difference
By Mabel Brennan Fisher
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Refuse to be jealous
By Tony Lobl
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Truly beautiful you
Barbara Shutt Wallace
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God
Nicci Geschke
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Freedom from smoking
Shelley F. Randolph
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Prayer brings renewal and regeneration
Sinclair Atkins
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Child healed through his own prayers
Michael Morgan with contributions from Marsha L. Maupin
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Pain and severe cough healed spiritually
Betty Reiss
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Keep your eye on the ball
By Steve Summerlin
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Boys, crime, and the power of right desire
Margaret Rogers