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Child turns to God and is healed
While I was riding my friend's bike, the front wheel loosened as I came off the curb onto the street, and I flew over the bike, headfirst. I was knocked out for a short period of time. My mom arrived, and she said I was repeating "God is Love" over and over again.
My mom prayed the Lord's Prayer with me. We knew that I was God's child and could never be separated from the love and care of God.
The law here states that children must always wear a helmet when riding a bicycle, so I was being obedient and had one on. Most important, I was being obedient to God, because I turned to Him immediately, without a second thought.
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March 13, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Donna S. Knuth, Virginie Milfort, Wendy de la Harpe
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items of interest
with contributions from Gail Russell Chaddock, Randy Peyser, Mark Noll
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What might have been
By Channing Walker
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Are the two of you a good fit?
By Lorita B. Williams
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"The future of medicine-and the medicine of the future"
Virginia S. Harris
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You are not Eve's descendant
By Patricia del Castillo
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God's line is never busy
By Laurie Toupin
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... and this woman's beat goes on
By Marylou Churchill
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Study hall: a place to PRAY
By Joan Sieber Ware
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Prayer heals severe pain and weakness
Joan Rapaport
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Unjust arrest reversed; high fever healed
Mark Dimu Ngeri
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Child turns to God and is healed
Jeffrey Ball with contributions from Pamela Ball
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A lifetime of healing
Inge Jørgensen
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Mental surgery
Alice Manger Hofstetter
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How well do you know your neighbor?
By Jan Kassahn Keeler
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My neighbour
Marietta G. Lyon
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Progress for women—without anger
Mary Metzner Trammell