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"God's image is not overweight, underweight, or out of control."
Weight-wishing?
Would you like to lose a few extra pounds? Gain a few? Fit into those pants shoved to the back of your closet because they have felt tighter over the years?
If so, you're not alone. Statistics show that a growing number of people are concerned about their weight, in many cases fighting to keep the pounds off. Yet, for all the diets, exercise programs, and trips to spas, the overall population continues to lose ground in its battle with the bulge. One wonders if there is a more effective way to feel good about ourselves and our bodies.
There is a spiritual and effective way to control your weight. Rather than worry about how much or how little you weigh and what you look like in the mirror, focus your attention on improving the quality of your thinking.
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February 21, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Kim A. Geisinger, Stella Housel, Joan Gaylord
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items of interest
with contributions from D. Aileen Dodd, Nadirah Z. Sabir, Stephanie Paulsell
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Weight-wishing?
By Evan Mehlenbacher
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Our common bond: Spirituality
By Joann Amparan-Close
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My prayer
Sandra Sue McCoy
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PLEASE DON'T LET ME HURT MY BROTHERS
Barbara Beth Whitewater
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Set upon high places
By Kim Shippey
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"There has to be something more"
Name removed by request
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Prayer that leads to solutions
By Robert L. Eichelberger
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Traveling fearlessly
By Terry Ann Homan
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Injured foot and skin disease healed through prayer
Gale Foehner
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Overcoming fear restores impaired vision
Seaward B. Grant
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Injured collarbone and jaundice healed
Jeanett von Heidenstam
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Financial ruin and chain-smoking overcome through prayer
Harry C. Sheridan
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Keeping thought on God brings healing following a fall
Barbara Resler Weeks
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The dollmaker principle
By Toni D. Albert
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Do no harm
Margaret Rogers