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Injuries from a fall healed
My husband and I had gone to stay with our teenage granddaughters while their parents were out of town. On Sunday morning we all went to church. Afterward, I was walking to the car when the toe of my shoe caught in a crack in the parking lot. I fell face forward, hitting my mouth on the concrete. I immediately said to myself, "I am not hurt and I must get up." I don't remember getting up, but I was told later that with help I did get up immediately. I walked to the car and sat down. Everything was so quiet and peaceful—not a word had been said. I could just feel the love and prayer from all of my family.
My teeth were all back where they belonged and were again in perfect alignment.
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February 1, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Julene Pence, Alison Hughes
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items of interest
with contributions from Donald W. McCullough, Katherine Thomas
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Unmasking stereotypes ...
with contributions from David G. Shields, Rita Polatin, David D. Hohle, Denise Ellott Shane, Jean Stark Hebenstreit
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... So where do stereotypes come from?
By Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Take care of yourself
By Evan Mehlenbacher
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Still
Kathryn B. Barnes
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God's love is never hijacked
By Kim Shippey
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Don't confuse giving up with letting go
By Clifford Kapps Eriksen
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HOW CAN I MEASURE UP?
Melanie Ann Wahlberg
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God is in control
Amy Sauers Nickell
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Dear Sentinel
Drew Clark
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Injured thumb and burned arm quickly healed
Nancy Lavender Bryan
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Love melts stepchild's anger and resistance
Helen Pocklington Hopkins with contributions from Susan Fox
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Injuries from a fall healed
Betty T. Wolfe
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The search for spirituality
By Lynn Gray Jackson
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And what have you been thinking about yourself?
Russ Gerber