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Instead of anxiety, "a deep-settled calm"
How to stop worrying
CONFIDENCE BECOMES THE NORM.
Was he lost? Injured? Fallen in harm's way and unable to seek help? All she knew for certain was that her teenage son was late coming home. Two days late. Anxious thoughts swirled at the outskirts of her consciousness, dark imaginings ready to rumble in and wipe out whatever peace of mind remained.
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June 14, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Nancy E. Collins, Kathie Walter, Deborah Tonkin
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items of interest
with contributions from Nora Gallagher, Thomas Rosica, Andria Hall
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Instead of anxiety, "a deep-settled calm"
By Channing Walker
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DON'T LOSE YOUR COOL
Melanie Ann Wahlberg
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God is always in control
By Janet E. Hatherell
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It's only a dance, right?
By Linda Lee Harris
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Achieving
Sharon Slaton Howell
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Defend yourself—be spiritually alert
By Judith Hahnssen-Schwab
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WHERE IS MY FATHER?
Don G. Soule
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Dogs, and the kingdom of God
Amanda Holmes Duffy
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Injured rib healed
Pamela Cook
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Prayer heals infection and a facial growth
Verne Best Donaldson
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Rash and food poisoning healed
Sallie Sue Danielson
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Removing mountains of evil
By Tony Lobl
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Gentler judgments, healing truth
Margaret Rogers
