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Stay out of the rough
This is the story of two former golfing buddies; let's call them Harry and Ned. I loved them both, dearly. I've since given up the game. But when I used to play, I always admired Ned's inner poise and calm.
Ned had been a combat fighter pilot. He'd seen a lot. And it was always my take that Ned had gained a real sense of inner peace, having had to sort through his war experiences.
Harry was a good guy, too. But on the golf course, Harry and Ned were opposites. Harry let the game push him around. Ned didn't.
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July 28, 2003 issue
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Hope and healing at street level
Steve Graham
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letters
with contributions from Mary B. Petterson, Joe Gariano, Beatrice Labarthe, Joy Bennett, Susan J. Ehart, Elna Hull
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items of interest
with contributions from Howard Cohen, Janet Souter
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No one has to simply endure chronic illness
By J. Thomas Black
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How I found HEALTH and HEALING
By Neera Kapur
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Diving— to new heights
By Clara Ransom
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College . . . then what
By Verity Sell
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STREET PASTOR on a mission for God
By Marta Greenwood
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Feeling at home in our home
By Josette Flamand
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Out-of-the-chair prayer for the world's children
By Linda Thornton
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About in-laws
By Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Stay out of the rough
By Bill Dawley Senior Managing Editor
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Age no barrier to healing a broken arm
Kiyoko Yada
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Security found in God
Nkana Pembe-Isomi
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Years of suffering left behind
George Gengarelly
