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A quick, decisive healing
Original in Spanish
One Saturday morning I was playing soccer, and while I was defending the ball, I jumped and twisted my foot and fell down.
The coach picked me up, and I was taken to the hospital. They took X-rays. I was praying and knowing that pain and sickness were no part of how God made me. The doctor put a splint on my leg and told me that I shouldn't take it off for 30 days, that I should sleep with it on, and not play soccer or even bend my leg.
I cried a lot because very soon we were going to a competition in a city called Jalapa, and according to the doctor, I wouldn't be able to play. Two hours later, my mom came and she prayed with me. She told me not to worry. She said that I was a perfect idea of God and nothing could harm me.
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December 9, 2002 issue
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Do you hear grace calling?
Warren Bolon
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letters
with contributions from Don Snyder, Marilyn McPherson, Wiwik Bunjamin, Lisa Lassiter
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items of interest
with contributions from Jan Karon, Mark Ellis
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Nicky Cruz Vulnerable to God
BY Marilyn Jones Sentinel staff
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On any given Sunday— Picturing what church can be in 2003
Warren Bolon Sentinel staff
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Prayer: ACTION, not REACTION
By Joan Taylor
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Back home for the holidays
By Ginny Luedeman
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'Your purpose is to shine . . .'
BY Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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ACTING . . . FROM A SPIRITUAL PERSPECTIVE
Kathryn Marie Bild
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In her true light . . .
Mary B. G. Eddy
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To break the grip of paralyzing fear
BY Channing Walker
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A father thanks God
Manfred Krueger
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A quick, decisive healing
Rodolfo Santos
