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Child's dislocated arm quickly healed
One evening years ago, I needed to do some shopping, so I left the children in my husband's care.
When I returned home a few hours later, I heard our three-year-old daughter crying. I went upstairs where the crying was coming from and found my husband trying to comfort her. He was telling her that God loved her and that she was safe in God's care. And he was singing to her some familiar hymns. I could see that her arm was dislocated, and I asked to take her to see if I could help.
I gently carried our daughter to her room and sat down in a nearby rocker and began to sing hymns to her and say some things about God's love for her that I knew she'd learned in Sunday School. I did this until she calmed down. When she became quiet, I slipped her into her crib very carefully, and she went to sleep.
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September 17, 2001 issue
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We can all be winners
The Editors
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Joanne Bennett, Annette Plikerd, Caroline Brooks, Andy Hill
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items of interest
with contributions from Ryan Clark, Debra Baker, Elaine Nole, Edward Cornish
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On the sports beat
By Kim Shippey
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'Sports are ... so fun!'
Kim Shippey with contributions from Holly Gutelius
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Shaun Pollock at bat
K. S.
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The making of an unlikely athlete
By Zöe Landale
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A ROLLERBLADING GREAT-GRANDMOTHER?
Barbara M. Vining
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Under pressure? Pray!
By Sara Hoagland Hunter
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It's never the season for allergies
By Bettie Gray
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Soccer injury fades quickly
Nelson Pedro Klein
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Child's dislocated arm quickly healed
Phyllis A. Gray
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Theft prevented
Leonor Montoya
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A permanent healing of constipation
Cathryn O. Anderson
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Rejoice—and heal!
Vivien B. Oswell
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'... a little child shall lead them'
Cyril Rakhmanoff