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SELF-CONSCIOUS?
For several years I had taken voice lessons and sung in choruses, progressing to the point of being able to sing increasingly challenging music in more demanding groups. To sing a solo, however, felt like a giant leap. Yet I had a deep desire to feel free enough to sing one.
While on vacation I attended a church service, during which the solo portion of the service was omitted. Afterward I learned that they had not had anyone soloing there for some time. So I considered the remote possibility of singing occasionally for this church, even though it was located several hours away from my home.

October 11, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Theodore S. Arrington, Belle F. Foote
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items of interest
with contributions from John Dilulio, Brenda Dixon Gottschild
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Unlimited potential is yours now
Richard Bergenheim
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STAND UP FOR YOURSELF
Alma E. Robbins
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SELF-CONSCIOUS?
Clare G. Turner
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Safe in the city alone at night? Yes!
By Annie C. Pepperell
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Advocacy impelled by the Golden Rule
By Donley Hotchkiss Johnson
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Valuing today
By Marguerite E. Buttner
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Unburden yourself
By David W. Barton
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How a magnet taught a lesson in honesty
Lorraine J. Armentrout
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MEGAN AND THE HAMSTER
Linda S. Vara
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High blood pressure healed through prayer
Betty Elaine Rose
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Spiritual understanding removes growth on arm
Frank B. Webber
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Freedom of movement restored
Judith Durning
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Pain conquered; academic ability improved
Rita Hayes Hornbeak
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The selling of disease
Lynn Gray Jackson
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A TELEVISION AD CAN'T MAKE ME SICK
Beverly Goldsmith
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When is enough enough?
Russ Gerber