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YOUR LETTERS
Chaplain Ryder Stevens's (November 13) keen situational awareness and prayer-inspired thinking represent a global value to the military and civilian community. The military chaplain's role sometimes appears fuzzy to peers and commanders. Chaplain Stevens's approach to his peacekeeper duty is sure to reduce that uncertainty.
Once during a challenging military situation I contacted a chaplain for prayerful help. He was also a Christian Scientist. Resolution was swift and permanent. We then enjoyed a trusted friendship until his passing more than 40 years later.
Ernest C. Pearson
San Dimas, California
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January 8, 2001 issue
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To Our Readers
Bill Dawley
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Ernest C. Pearson, Ruth Schulman, Dee Mahuvawalla, Betty Keith
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items of interest
with contributions from Robert J. Bliwise, Paula Rinehart
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From Robert to robot: what about future identity?
By Patricia Tupper Hyatt
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Virtual spirituality?
By David Cramer
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Find your worth
By Kathleen J. Wiegand
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Present parent conclusions
By Zoë Landale
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Resting on the move
By Perry W. Fisher
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Pack 'n pray
By Jonathon Moore
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Dear Sentinel
Casey Turpen
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Diagnosed cancer healed
Karen Walsh
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Grateful to God
Subhash Malhotra
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The power of God was applicable
Heather Zurlo
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No longer vulnerable to poison ivy
Grover Torbert
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Instantly able to walk
Ally Baker
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Hug the neighborhood
By Toni Wengler
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How to know what you really want
Margaret Rogers