September 20, 1999
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From the Editors
How much influence do parents have in helping to determine their children's behavior?
An alarming number of children are being drugged in an effort to control their "problem" behavior. There's a better, safer, more lasting answer. Read how one couple resolved their son's difficult behavior through steadfast prayer.
This author's trust in God enabled him to face—without fear—a student brandishing a switchblade. The outcome? No injuries, just blessings.
One day at school, my sixth-grade son, Alex, was playing soccer with some of his friends.
Not only can alcoholism be healed, but even the desire to drink can be conquered. Here's proof.
A common thought at my school is that in order to have fun you should partake in weekly drinking parties.
They met as strangers but parted sisters, thanks to the language of love.
The veterinarian held no hope that the author's cat, well along in years, would make it through the night. Prayer, however, resulted in complete healing.
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At her summer camp, art educator Pamela Benjamin uses art to foster students' discovery of and commitment to their community.
What do Anastasia and Rasputin have to do with healing a rash and getting better grades? Read on.
A few years ago while I was at a summer camp, I had the opportunity to learn to sail.
Our relationship since that time has been harmonious and fulfilling, and the sense of family unity is strong.
The next morning, I went to school and stayed for the whole day.
I drove home without incident, rejoicing in the assurance that God does indeed preserve man's going out and coming in.
Every time I really grasped this truth, the pain ceased.
A friend recommended I learn the true meaning of forgiveness. ... I thought she was nuts.
No matter where an individual is in his or her spiritual search, each effort to trust in God's law is blessed.
