July 17, 2000
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I especially enjoyed the testimony by Clifford Kapps Eriksen in the May 29 issue, with its references to the Apostle Paul as a thinker.
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Researchers at Duke University
Medical Center in North Carolina have learned that elderly people who attend religious services at least once a week have healthier immune systems.
In the United States, baseball season is in full swing. Soon, the Olympics will begin in Sydney, Australia. Athletic competitions aren't the only arenas in which winners are chosen, though. It happens in the workplace, in elections, even in watermelon-eating contests. And you can win in life—whether you come in first or not.
Research shows that activities and connections with others are essential to successful "senior" years. The good news is that both grow naturally out of one's acceptance and expression of God's love.
Ever wished you could just toss a problem into God's lap? If so, you might be interested to know what happened when this author tried exactly that.
Coaching young people is full of rewards, especially when approached from a spiritual perspective.
As this author proved, you don't need to give in to either crime or sickness.
If a jumpstart to get you moving—or an entirely fresh start—would come in handy right now, read this.
A tree root sticking up out of the ground made the bully fall down. But it was prayer that made him be a friend.
Donna and Diane had been playing school with a few dolls and stuffed animals.
The lump receded and disappeared. It has not returned.
Within five days I was healed and back to my normal activities.
For more than ten years I have been free of chronic sore throat.
I spent the rest of the evening joyfully, with the family.
After that, there was a favorable change in relations with my co-workers.
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