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To Our Readers
Potential: The Opportunity and capacity to be more than we are. We all have it. Even a caterpillar has it. After all, it will become a butterfly. From its cocoon on a tiny branch—the narrow confines of a small world—a monarch butterfly may eventually fly thousands of miles. It's a wonderful metaphor for the beauty, freedom, and ability that is within everyone.
Contributing editor Richard Bergenheim writes this week from his own experience and spiritual observations. He helps us see how to get beyond the "I'll never be able to do it" frame of thought to a spiritually based approach to life built on our individual relationship to God. He affirms, "A life that is conscious of God as being with us is a life that succeeds." And he also points to the tremendous implications and lessons in the New Testament promise: "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me."
The Cover Story is titled, "Unlimited potential is yours now." And so are the God-given opportunity and capacity to fulfill it.
William E. Moody
Editor
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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