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Menstrual difficulties healed
From the time I first started menstruating, I was unhappy about the whole idea of it. I found it embarrassing and uncomfortable.
At church, I had a wonderful Sunday School teacher in my high school years. She discussed this normal bodily function with our class and shared a healing her daughter had had of bad menstrual pain. This was helpful, and I prayed with the ideas our teacher had shared with us. As a result of my prayer, my monthly periods became more comfortable. But I still found them frustratingly bothersome and sometimes embarrassing. This continued into my adult life.

June 3, 2002 issue
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A window large enough to walk through
Warren Bolon
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Letters
with contributions from Heidi Anderson, Ben Rogers, Patricia Drysdale, Sandra J. Smith, Kathryn Westgard
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Items of interest
Uwe Siemon-Netto, Bob Abernethy, Jeff Sheler
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Journey to finding God
By Iris Pellerano
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'Church . . . is found'
By Lois Rae Carlson
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God calls. Who responds?
By Sentinel Staff
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For love of Jerusalem
By Luisella Jaques-Deraney
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'God is great'
By Kim Shippey— Sentinel staff
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Welcome to the new world
By Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff
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100 years ago
Sentinel staff with contributions from Emily Dickinson, Board of Directors
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Sailing with Paul
By Richard Bergenheim
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An injury healed and a life renewed
Carole Yourl
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Menstrual difficulties healed
Jane Keogh
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Church starts with one
Editor