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Prayer saves the day
Several years ago, I was working part time in a library and taking night classes. On one day when I had a final exam for one of my classes, I asked to be scheduled to work in the morning so that I would have time for a final review of the material before my exam. The library generally gave me what I asked for when it came to scheduling, and I didn't look at the weekly schedule very closely. So I arrived at work at 9:00 a.m., only to find that I wasn't scheduled until 1:00 p.m. I agreed to return in the afternoon.
When I got home, I was wondering how to get everything done. I also needed to go to the financial aid office at the university, which was only open until 5:00 p.m. I decided to go there first and get my business done. I spent the time I was driving there praying to see that God was in charge and was ordering my day, and that I would be able to accomplish everything that I needed to with His help.

July 15, 2002 issue
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Always 'under God'
Steve Graham
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letters
with contributions from Laurie Knights Danko, Jim Bender, Lucie Lehmann-Barclay, Susan Early, Lilli Locke, Peggy Johnsen
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items of interest
with contributions from Tom Lowry, Robert Coombe, Craig Cox, Mary Pipher
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From self-interest to the common good
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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On the way to critical mass
By Tony Lobl
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Heal yourself—by helping someone else
By Rebecca Odegaard
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Principle in the marketplace—progress report from Ankara
By Gloria Onyuru
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Make history? Who, me?
By Beverly Goldsmith Contributing Editor
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1929 again?
By Channing Walker
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My brother—what a treasure!
By Barbara M. Vining Contributing Editor
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How can you help fight the fires?
By David Graham
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PRAYER ABOUT FIRES
Lisa Hawkins
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Is it OK to be happy?
By J. Thomas Black
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Disease healed when seen to be unreal
Mary Rankin
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A change of heart
Yamile Fino
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Prayer saves the day
Pamela Shaffer
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To be a force for good
Editor