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Flu quickly healed
One weekend not too long ago, I went on a business trip to a national convention for our company. This event was going to be very demanding on my time from Thursday morning through Sunday afternoon. I was in a public position, and would be meeting with hundreds of people, one on one. It was a position where I needed to express a lot of enthusiasm. As always on these trips, I prayed to know that a child of God can never be fatigued by expressing Godlike qualities.
On this particular trip, symptoms of flu seemed to be passing from one person to another during the event. Friday afternoon, very suddenly, I came down with symptoms that caused me to spend time away from some very important meetings. But this was not my belief about the child of God, and I realized that the symptoms could disappear as quickly as they seemed to have appeared.
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May 3, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Claudia de Guere, Barbara Beth Whitewater, Melissa Hadaway
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items of interest
with contributions from Sharon Begley, Brother Andrew, L. Gregory Jones
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Preserve the family
By Robin Jagel Berg
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The key that unlocks and locks
By David W. Barton
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Our daughter's safe passage through the aftermath of kidnap and rape
By Cathy Gowen McCulloch
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Weaving a community's roots: an interview with Gary Gunderson of the Carter Center
By Geraldine Schiering
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Everyone knows how to pray. It's like singing!
By James Scott Rosebush
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A fourth-grader talks about prayer
John I. Pray
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Depression and dental problems eliminated through prayer
Shirley Clark Hoel with contributions from Clark Gilmore Love
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Flu quickly healed
Deborah K. Davis
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Injured shoulder healed, learning ability improved
Margo C. Mathis
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Love for God ends smoking habit
Leslie Meyers
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You don't have to be lonely
By Robert A. Johnson
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A world of selfishness?
William E. Moody