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Child healed at camp
Two summers ago, when I was at camp, there was a hiking trip planned that I eagerly anticipated. But a couple of days before the trip, I got my foot stuck between a rock and a tree root. My ankle twisted, and I felt a shooting pain. I collapsed on the ground. My first thought was that I had sprained my ankle and would not be able to go on the trip. My second thought was that I had to get back to camp. Once I got up to camp, my thinking became clearer, and I began saying to myself parts of Psalm 23, which I had memorized while I was in Sunday School. The part of it I said was, "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil." To me that meant that I could walk down a trail without injuring myself. I knew that I was—and still am—God's perfect reflection, and that I could never be hurt. Then my ankle was healed, and I was able to go on that hiking trip.
Alexander Toombs
New York, New York
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July 10, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
Mary Metzner Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Sancy Nason Childs, Victoria Pann
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items of interest
with contributions from Theresa Forsman, Jonathan Gallagher, Anita Mathias
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Acting lessons
By Val Kilmer
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This guy really was lovable
By George Wesley Faurot
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Listening, as never before
By Lynne Pace Robinson
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Growth—even in the shade
By Sharon Vincz Andrews
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Who's directing your life?
By Lana Deanna Cooper
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You're innocent! Enjoy it
By Charles N. Filbert
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I heard God call
Elizabeth Strebig Gainsway
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Turning up the heat
Kim Shippey with contributions from Martin Rutte
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Illness and loss of consciousness healed
Karen Morten
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A life of relying on God for healing
Elizabeth D. Koehler
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Prayer heals illness and provides a fresh start
Becky Ann Carr
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Child healed at camp
Alexander Toombs
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Praying with conviction for peace in the Middle East
By Fujiko T. Signs
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Prayer for peace
Elsa Lobelos de Genovesi
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Is there a plan for your life?
Margaret Rogers