November 13, 2000
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My husband and I both very much enjoyed Jan Keeler's article in your September 4 issue.
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items of interest
LARRY BURKETT,
head of Christian Financial Concepts, has written a number of books on money issues as seen from a Christian standpoint.
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An interview with Ryder Stevens about his work as deputy chaplain for the United States European Command.
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The challenge to be "realistic" isn't necessarily a call to lower one's hopes but to lift them—and fulfill them.
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When their business failed—through no fault of their own—this couple turned to God.
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Nothing—not high winds, blinding snow, blistering heat, or driving rain—can dislodge you from your safe haven in God.
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My experience with a hurricane took place several years ago when "Fran" hit our area.
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If you prayed, voted, and your candidate lost, what should you do? Keep praying. And if you prayed, voted, and your candidate won, what should you do? Keep praying.
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Praying is like tying your shoes. Does that sound silly? Before you decide, read how Nick prayed when he hurt his leg.
Testimony of Healing
It turned out to be exactly the right job for me. I also met my future husband on my first day of work.
Testimony of Healing
The pain in my elbow joints dissolved naturally and has never returned.
Testimony of Healing
I was able to continue my daily activities almost without break, and I was quickly back playing my regular tennis.
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Our true being is spiritual, not the flesh and bones we appear to be.
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Are you interested in hearing how Christian Science heals and changes people's lives for the better?
Editorial
The rupturing of brotherhood in the desert thousands of years ago is ripe for healing.
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