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Leaving your nets
It comes when you least expect it,
when thinking reaches its own end,
laboring on the sea of hope,
repairing nets when day is done.
The still, small voice of Truth speaks plain,
its logic so clear. Now trusting,
we leave our nets, labor forgot,
and follow Christ toward morning sun.
Patrick L. Flavin
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August 2, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Seaward Grant, Diane Witters
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items of interest
with contributions from William F. May
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Tired of just coping?
By Richard Bergenheim
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FROM COPING WITH BACK PAIN TO CURING IT
David D. Hohle
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Help wanted: foot washers
By Barbara Beth Whitewater
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Keep it Polished
By Joy V. Heinlein
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Staying Fit—mentally
By George R. Bonner, Jr.
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Reflections on "What Would Jesus Do?"
By Judith Haugan Ryan
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Leaving your nets
Patrick L. Flavin
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Health cover—God's own realm
By David J. Goldsmith
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Finding fault, or finding answers?
By Mary Elizabeth Clarke
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The night I prayed for a possum
By Brett Ellen Keeler
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Justin Dale, Jenna Mehlenbacher, Kathy Mehlenbacher
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Child's back injury healed through prayer
Pamela McAuliffe with contributions from Prue McAuliffe
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Fear and fainting overcome
Mary B. Larsen
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Prayer restores ability to walk
Hans Bertschi
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A decade of protection and spiritual healing
Nancy A. Gardner
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Remove the label
By Robert A. Johnson
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Happy unbirthday
Susan A. Adams
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One with the source
Margaret Rogers
