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Coming to know firefighters and their families
In the line of duty ...
SUDDENLY, SMALL BOYS in the United States are less concerned with tossing a ball like Michael Jordan or Kurt Warner than with aspiring to hurl themselves into burning buildings and haul people to safety.
Police officers and EMS teams have been serving heroically in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, but the imaginations of millions of young Americans have been fired by images of heroes in baggy gear and outsize helmets, risking their lives in some of the most daring rescue operations the nation has ever known.
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October 29, 2001 issue
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The presence that never leaves you
Bill Dawley
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Karen Lothrop, Nancy Sellers, Arlene Miner, Leslie Goshorn, Diane Hayden
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Items of interest
with contributions from Robert King, Frederick E. Allen
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My part in controlling terrorism
By Judy Wolff
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God's news
By Elise L. Moore
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Love my enemies ... how can I do that?
By Rick Lipsey
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In the line of duty ...
By Barbara Weigt
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Fearless flying
By Channing Walker
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THE 91st PSALM—and a lesson learned from Larry
By Linda Kopec
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Safe under God's wing
Jennifer L. Merickel
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Who's right?
By Demaris S. Wehr
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A kid prays for peace in the world
By Sarah Liebenrood
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How one person responded to death threats
By David Reed
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Grateful for quick healings
Peter Freeland
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God's care for children
Angel Luis Tosolini
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Bowed legs straightened
Betty Jane Bissell with contributions from Shirley Decker
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Always close to God
Lewis Hall
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Answer to a friend's e-mail
Heloísa Rivas