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Full recovery from serious car accident
Several years ago, the company I work for rewarded the staff with a kayaking weekend in the country. Several of us drove together on bad roads in the rain through the bundu [boondocks] to get to the camp. Suddenly, our driver unexpectedly swerved to avoid some cows on the road, and we veered into a ditch, rolled several times, and were flung out of the car.
When I regained consciousness, my first thought was that God, who lovingly protects His children from harm in all circumstances, was present—even though I had no idea where I was, and my whole body was excruciatingly painful. This instinctive response was something I had learned as a child in Sunday School, and I felt a wonderful sense of warmth and safety with His arms wrapped around me. I couldn't move my body or open my eyes, but I felt lucid and calm, and was grateful to have come to so quickly—because I knew I needed to pray.
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March 17, 2003 issue
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Hope rises
Bettie Gray
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letters
with contributions from John Paciorek, Philippa Muldoon, Dean Parkins, Elizabeth Walling
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items of interest
with contributions from Debra Goldman, Jean Underwood
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A REASONED HOPE
By Ron Ballard
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momentum toward peace
By Dave Hohle
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A woman's work in public office
By Warren Bolon Senior Writer
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'Getting outside the doors'—a story of hope and inspiration
By Marilyn Jones Senior Writer
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A late-night call for HELP
By Charles Rankin
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The Jesus I've always wanted to know better
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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WHAT WOULD JESUS SEE?
Joan Taylor
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Hope lightens mental darkness
By Lois Rae Carlson
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Full recovery from serious car accident
Liesl Sperryn
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Growth is healed through prayer
Eva Kirchner
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Do Michael and Gabriel get along?
John Selover