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A step into the new inevitable
For as far back as I can remember, I got at least one cold each winter, and sometimes several. It seemed inevitable. Occasionally they lingered. More often, they quickly went away after I prayed about them. Some of these healings of colds came in a matter of hours. A few with speed-of-light swiftness. Although these healings encouraged me, I'd usually get another cold the next winter.
Finally, four years ago, I made my way through the whole winter cold-free. A victory! With the old "inevitable" broken, a new reality settled in. Getting sick wasn't inescapably certain. And in one more of the last three winters, I made it through untouched again.
About the author
Channing Walker is a contributing editor.

October 14, 2002 issue
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A very present help ...
Marilyn C. Jones
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letters
with contributions from Sally E. Allan, Dorothy Cork, Erin Snow, Wycliffe Adams Odhiambo
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items of interest
with contributions from Rachel Zoll, Tim Moriarty, Dagbladet Borsen
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A CALL to PRAYER about the THREAT of WAR
by Sentinel staff
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A question of OUR RIGHTS
with contributions from Dave Mackenroth
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MY PRAYER for the Afghan People
Béatrice Labarthe
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A military chaplain emphasizes the importance of prayer
Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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'MINERS ...a different breed'
By Dawn-Joy Thornton
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In her true light ...
Mary Baker Eddy
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A step into the new inevitable
By Channing Walker
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Interfaith couple prays together for healing
Susan E. Omar with contributions from Ayman A. Omar
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Depression and suicide attempt healed
Name Withheld
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War and a call to prayer
Editor