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A stand for justice and health
Children are known for sounding the alarm if they detect unfairness. "How come she gets two cookies and I get just one?" Even at an early age, an inner demand for justice is felt, and we respond.
That demand doesn't go away simply because we grow into adulthood. And it doesn't apply just to legal issues.
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April 12, 2004 issue
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More than just getting by
Kim Shippey
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letters
with contributions from Mussa Tongori, Laurel Marquart, Catherine S. Anderson, Robert Dulle
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Julie Chao, Sharon Linstedt, Nigel Scott, Sara Steffens
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A conversation about PRAYER AND FINANCES
with contributions from Marilyn Jones, Ron Ballard, Mark Nelson, Margery Brown
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Could God really help me pay the bills?
By Susan Self
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God never let us down
By Dieter Goebel
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Rescued from financial disaster
By David C. Anderson
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Suddenly single and looking for work
By Linda Hitt
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Church across the miles
By Sarah Brokensha
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WOMEN'S RIGHTS Not just a Utopian idea
By Françoise Mianda
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ETERNAL LIFE is not just a platitude
By Anne Early
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The abundance that's invisible but very real
By Warren Bolon
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Prayer stops pain and restores freedom of movement
Rae Shepherd
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Healed of eye condition
Simone Lordello
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A 'calm, clear thought' brought healing
Suzanne Riedel