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Years Ago, When I was a mother of four little ones with diapers galore, my washing machine stopped working. This was a major setback. My husband was no mechanical genius, and my liberal arts degree had not prepared me for fixing machines. Laundry was piling up while we waited for enough income to have the washer repaired.
My liberal arts degree had not prepared me for fixing machines.
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August 16, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Edna Vernon Locke, Genie B. Demers
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items of interest
with contributions from Philip Yancey
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God doesn't punish you
By Nathan A. Talbot
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Inheritance
James Virgil Stull
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GOD AS STRONG TOWER
Lois Rae Carlson
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Prayers that helped my friend and me
By Thomas Paul Boyer
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Ready to receive what heals?
By Richard Amand Hogrefe
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INSPIRED AND HEALED
Chichette M. Jean-Louis
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Putting intelligence to use
By June Caldwell Gates
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Man's original state
By Mark Swinney
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What meets our needs
By Don Soule
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ALWAYS ENOUGH GOOD FOR EVERYONE
Jason Sheppard Greer
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How a graduate school exam changed my life
By Donald R. Ripperger
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MAKING THE RIGHT CHOICE
Melanie Ann Wahlberg
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Poison proved harmless
H. Lance Crosby
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Prayer calms swimmer far from shore
Phebe A. Telschow
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Man roused from death
William J. Nisbet with contributions from Amy Nisbet
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Child's injured arm quickly healed
Sandra K. Haase with contributions from Nathan Walter Haase
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Society's awakening, society's progress
By Heloisa Gelber Rivas
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Wants and needs
Russ Gerber