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Stand up for what's true about you
Truth is irreversible ," my husband said firmly as he hung up the phone. He had just received the disappointing news that the job offered to him that very morning was no longer available to him. A policy change, announced just after he'd received the offer, had made any hiring impossible.
My husband had been out of work for the better part of that year, so he urgently needed employment. Early on during this period, however, we had determined to approach this challenge as an opportunity to learn more about our relation to God, rather than to allow discouragement to overwhelm us. We had already seen countless proofs of His provision for us, and we wanted so much to feel more of our Father-Mother's tender, loving care.

August 21, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
Mary Metzner Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Paul Sheridan, Don L. Griffith, Sharon Jeffrey
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items of interest
with contributions from Bruce Lloyd, Philip Jenkins, Ira Berkow, Ann Shields, Tim Stafford
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Let's end mob violence
By Rosalie E. Dunbar
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SAFE IN A PROTESTING CROWD
Enrique Smeke
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Live and learn
By Judith Haugan Ryan
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LEARNING TO LOVE READING
Jacquelyn G. F. Shay
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Home yet?
By Shirley J. Clark Jones
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Stand up for what's true about you
By Beatrice W. Reinertson
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A psalm of summer
By Roselyn G. Paul
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Goldie and Sam
By Claire Fisher
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Dear Sentinel
Erin Swinney
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Calm trust in God ends flu symptoms
Lucile Snyder
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Child prays and is healed
Grace Abbott with contributions from Melissa Abbott
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A lifetime of blessings
Robert Charles Koehler
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Prayer heals severe pain
Ruth Farcau
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Head injury quickly healed
Lois Izard
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How I was healed of eczema
By Kathryn Jones Dunton
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God and the Internet
Cyril Rakhmanoff