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God loves you—no matter what
I got my first watch when I was 12. It was gold colored and very pretty, the nicest piece of jewelry I'd ever owned. My mom and dad said I could only wear it around the house, when we went to church, and when we got dressed up for special times like for parties. The watch made me feel so grown up.
One day I couldn't find my watch. I looked all over my room and downstairs in the basement and even outside in the grass. It was nowhere. Every time I went into my room, I felt very sad because I didn't know how I was going to find my watch.
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April 9, 2001 issue
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Resurrection, day by day
Mary Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Nancy Bennett Larr, Dee Mahuvawalla, Kate Anderson
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items of interest
with contributions from Rex Graham, Michael Valpy
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THE MARVELOUS LIGHT OF RESURRECTION
By Richard Bergenheim
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Jean Lundahl Jayne
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RESURRECTION TODAY
Jan Bailey with contributions from Nancy Christenson, Ed Zerylnick, Pastor Tim Rauk, Carol Fiedler
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Options for healthcare
By Curtis J. Wahlberg
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Looking for that perfect someone?
By Curt Snider
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God loves you—no matter what
By Lois Rae Carlson
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A healing in the night
Kathleen Flach
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Help in an emergency
William Alderson
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Feeling the light of Truth
Susan Bradway
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Praying at camp
Jessi Waters
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God is in charge of it all
Janice Ritter
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Many reasons to be grateful
Barbara Crooks Enders
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Composed
Bettie Gray House
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When kids hit the road
By Susan A. Adams
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Unselfish aspirations
Heloisa Rivas