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YOUR LETTERS
The cover artwork on the December 4 issue is most appropriate for many of the articles. To my sense, the rainbow on the horizon can be reached by either road. Since we know God is always with us, no matter which way we choose, sometimes we need to feel no anxiety about which way to go. God's law is abundace for us—even providing the abundace of two possible choices instead of one. Why does one always have to be the right one and the other the wrong one? Sometimes both alternatives will be right.
Margaret Rogers's editorial in the same issue is a most needed topic for Americans who seem to worship winning, especially in careers and sports. Persevering and continuing to play the game in spite of losses takes more courage sometimes than the winner's courage.
Henry Rutledge
Davis, California
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January 22, 2001 issue
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To Our Readers
Bill Dawley
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Henry Rutledge, James W. Boyd, Sydney Howell
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Energy shortages: there's a spiritual answer
By Peter Tonge
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Higher finance
By LaMay Kent
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FROM A FISH'S MOUTH?
Joann Smedley
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The day the load was
By Candace Lynch
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An inner monologue ...
Tracey Walter
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God sees around the corners for you
By Gay Bryant
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NO MORE FEAR
Regina Urbano
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Dear Sentinel
Jimmy Hodges
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Severely cut thumb healed
Lloyd Symonds
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Persistent prayer pays off
Mary Julia Kephart
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Able to walk without a limp
Carolyn H. Roth
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Healing in the face of helplessness
Marguerite A. Coffin
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Protection from drowning
Donald McAlpine
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Picking up the pieces after a divorce
By Nanci Newman
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Wholeness will find you
Margaret Rogers