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How do you make big decisions? Do you discuss all the options with family and friends? Make long lists of pros and cons? Research all the ramifications?
While these may be useful steps, they may not bring the clarity necessary to make a confident decision. What's needed is spiritual light.
We hope you'll find that the prayers, spiritual study, and healing experiences authors share in this column help bring the right choices and truly satisfying decisions to light in your life.
"Your decisions will master you, whichever direction they take." MARY BAKER EDDY
More joy in school—more color in life
If you're feeling your life is at a standstill, or colorless, you might ask yourself if you're moving forward mentally and spiritually as much as you'd like to. That's because spiritual progress is colorful; it's interesting and satisfying; it's active; it's natural. Spiritual progress makes life anything but colorless.
I wanted to help society—to give unselfishly.
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October 18, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Mary F. Codd, David Greene, Mary Hoffman
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items of interest
with contributions from Sybilla Green Dorros, Michael G. Maudlin, Nadine Hoover
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Is your business at the mercy of competition?
By Colleen Douglass
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A few words about gossip
By Barbara Beth Whitewater
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Fogged in?
By Judith Haugan Ryan
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More joy in school—more color in life
By Julia Schechtman Pabst
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GETTING TO KNOW GOD
Grace E. Willson
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Out of loneliness
By Gay Bryant
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SUICIDE PREVENTED
Mary Louise Harris
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Dawn
Joann Cook Smedley
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Better than a box of chocolates
By Kim Shippey
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Prayer frees child from predicted problems due to premature birth
Tanisha A. Watley
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Flu quickly healed
David Merrell
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Constipation overcome
Dhun Pesi Mahuvawalla
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Protection from fire
Cherie B. Nelson
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Are your children really on their own?
By Clare Fisher
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Priorities for life
Margaret Rogers