June 21, 1999
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From the Editors
IN high school
, almost more than anything else I wanted to play football, even though I knew I would be the smallest player on the team.
From the Editor: A grandmother shared a letter she wrote to her son and his family.
Outstanding athletic accomplishments may figure in your life as personal goals or as things to be admired in others. Wherever you place them, the qualities of thought that the successful women athletes interviewed here bring to their respective sports belong at the top of everyone's agenda.
Although only one of the athletes in this week's Cover Story has competed in the Olympic Games, each of them is imbibing the Olympic ideal in her own way.
In more and more communities both in the United States and in other countries, parents, religious workers, and students are trying to find solutions when religious services on Sunday mornings and children's sports events are scheduled for the same time.
As essential as red lights are to the smooth flow of traffic, don't let them impede your progress unnecessarily.
Not long ago, in the middle of the night, I was awakened by a sharp pain above my ankle.
They're two of life's biggest questions: will you spend your life with a partner? And if so, who? Discover how this man found his answers.
Your past needn't determine your present. Move into the light, now.
Can you imagine hiking 2,600 miles? Probably you'd want to know that God was with you every step of the way. That's what this author knew — mile after mile after mile.
My daughter was peaceful, and after about five minutes she started to talk and coo.
I sang the hymn — seeing the notes and the text effortlessly, without my glasses!
Just a few days later we attended a square dance, and I danced every dance.
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Healing comes right along with spiritual growth when you're studying Christian Science.
Even on the cross, where he could have been justifiably provoked to anger, Jesus responded with love.
