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Everything was well all along
Last summer, while I was playing golf with several friends, a golf ball hit me in the back of the neck with great force. I fell to my knees but instantly declared, "All is well, all is well."
The woman who'd hit me with the wayward ball ran toward me and said, "All is not well. I just hit you with the golf ball!" But what I had said was a declaration of a fact about God.
I was able to walk to a nearby shelter and collect my thoughts. My friends showed me a lot of love and concern, but I really knew that all was well. God doesn't create mishaps and accidents, and since He was the only creator, I couldn't experience something that He didn't create.
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June 4, 2001 issue
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A harvest of healing
Paul Grimes
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Kathryn Dunton, Paul Sheridan, Doug Brown, Sandy Trevor-Roberts
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A celebration of healing
Frankie Boyer with contributions from Bill Moody
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Dear Mr. Moody ...
Nancy Gokay
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Tooth restored
Sandra Allwood
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Thanks to God for His gift
Jacqueline Fosdick
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Always free in God
Nick Lynch
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For the glory of God
Anne Jesper
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Finding the way
David Cranfill
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Everything was well all along
Betty Morgan
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Practical, powerful spiritual laws
Jacqui Heriteau Hubbard
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Completely healed in two hours
Lois Carlson
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Poison ivy healed
Kristin Pratt Serafini
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Lana Nuest, Ellen C. Allen, Dana Munroe Castle, Barbara Beth Whitewater, Nancy Savage, Judy Kirsch, Chris Shoaf, Emily Crandall, Michael Connolly, Priscilla Allen, Douglass Kinross, Sheila Kinross, Miriam Dailey, Michael G. Thatcher, Gloria D. Onyuru
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The Church that celebrates healing
Mary Trammell