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A CONTINUING SERIES ON HOW CHURCH IS ACTIVE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES
A new understanding of God
I was raised in a Baptist church, and stayed very involved with it until I was 18. At that point, I ventured out because I felt there was more to explore in spirituality. I wound up studying, among other things, New Age philosophy, transcendental meditation, and various Christian denominations. I was willing to try anything that offered a more expanded knowledge of God. Daily meditation and positive affirmations seemed to take me to a higher place, so I practiced them diligently.
I was willing to try anything that offered a more expanded knowledge of God.
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March 8, 2004 issue
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Some good news for Sentinel readers
Mary Trammell
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letters
with contributions from Barbara Locher, Lorelei De La Reza, Nancy A. Hughart, Lisa Wormwood
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items of interest
with contributions from Ellen Boyer, Richard Kerbaj, Charles D. Perry
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what do you expect from your prayers?
By Kay Olson
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Keep PRAYING
By Sandy Sandberg
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Listening prayer turns a career around
By Jan Libengood
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First, I prayed
By Pamela Cook
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Angels on Mt. Diavolezza
By Marion Harding
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Calm restored after a kidnapping
By Poonam Likhi
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BEAUTY from the ashes
By Kim Shippey
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A new understanding of God
By Sherri Wilson
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Growing pains?
By Barbara Weigt
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Evening light
Bettie Gray
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The search for God—like coming home
By Marilyn Jones
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Healing of recurring stomach pains
Bruce Burnworth
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The greatest treasure
Zofia Roguski
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Practical reliance on prayer
Susan Bradway