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ON THE WINGS OF PRAYER
"If one more thing happens, I don't know what I'm going to do," I said to myself. I had just started a new job, moved to a new location, taken on a new church responsibility, and my mother had recently passed on. So much had happened lately, both good and bad, that I wasn't sure if I could manage any more change.
Well, that "one more thing" happened. One day I discovered a lump on my arm. As I recalled my mother's battle with cancer and her last stay at the hospital, I became very afraid that this condition might be cancerous, too, and might be hereditary. But right on the heels of that came another thought—that I had experienced enough spiritual healing in my own life to know, in spite of my fear, that I could trust in God, whom I think of as my Mother-Father, to help me.

February 14, 2005 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from ANDREW WILSON, KAREN KLING, AVENEL M. HUME, DAVID K. MARTIN
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THE FACES
SUZANNE SMEDLEY, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Karen Rivedal, Irvine O. Hockaday, Jr., Christie Storm, Ashley Lawson
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ROADMAP FOR THE RISING GENERATION
Channing Walker
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THE SPIRITUAL GENERATION
Sara Hoagland Hunter
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LETTING THEIR LIGHT SHINE
Laura Lapointe
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BACK TO THE BASKETS
Joana Fonseca Rivera
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3 DEGREES OF SEPARATION
Jan Libengood
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CAN WE EVER BE SAFE?
Richard Bergenheim
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FINDING COMFORT IN INFINITE LOVE
Lynn Noerhadi
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SIGNIFICANT OTHER, OR SIGNIFICANT ONE?
BEVERLY PEAKE
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EVERYONE COULD USE SOME BLESSING
EVAN MEHLENBACHER
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ON THE WINGS OF PRAYER
VALERIE MINARD
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PRAYER IN A DENTAL EMERGENCY
PRIYA AGA
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FAST PAIN RELIEF
LAURA BLOCH