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Relying on God from generation to generation
THE FORM OF HEALTHCARE I have found to be most immediate and reliable for children is spiritual healing that is based on an understanding of God's constant care for everyone—no matter how young.
When my daughter, Ariana, was little, the last thing I wanted was for her to suffer for even a second. So if she was ever hurt or ill, I always chose prayer as the most effective form of treatment, not out of faithfulness to some particular religious organization, but rather from years of testing it in my own life.
This the kind of healthcare I received as a child. So I knew it worked. This prayer isn't based on blind faith or mind over matter. Nor is it something miraculous that happens once in a lifetime.
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July 23, 2001 issue
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A prayer-first approach to healthcare
Mary Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Don Snyder, Richard L. Alder, Joy V. Smith, Jill Broyles Domanico, Ed Gondolf
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items of interest
with contributions from Marcia Blake, Gregg Easterbrook, David Brooks
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Spiritual healing—a family affair
with contributions from Richard Biever, Heidi Biever
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A mother's answered prayer—spiritual healthcare
By Bettie Gray
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David learns how God can heal him
By Donna Matthiesen
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Sweet feet
By Julie Denison
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God doesn't stay at home when the family takes a vacation
By Melissa Abbott
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"GOD WILL PULL US OVER"
Patricia Chantha
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Pray about teeth? A childhood without braces
By Jewel Becker Simmons
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Relying on God from generation to generation
By Christine Jenks Herlinger
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A medically confirmed healing of childhood leukemia
Teresinha Tertuliano dos Santos with contributions from Virgilius Tertuliano dos Santos
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The foundation for a life of healing
David Pocklington
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It didn't have to run its course
Heidi Kleinsmith Van Patten
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No need to swallow your tears
Heloisa Rivas