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A new song
(Based on Psalm 96)
I will sing unto the Lord a new song.
Not that tired old refrain of woes and wrongs,
Seeking to advise the All-Knowing Mind
Of what I think She needs to know.
Vain. Futile. Unworthy of God's child.
I know better.
Rather, I give to God my new song.
Of grace and gratitude.
Of wholeness and soundness.
Of joy unbounded and abounding.
A sweet song. Uplifted and uplifting.
A healing song.
A joyous song, dissolving the dark thoughts.
A new song.
By Christine Quistgard
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April 11, 2005 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from JOHN USEN EKANEM, MEG DENDLER, SHIRLEY D. REID, SALLIE K. LITCHFIELD, SHIRLEY PLOUGHMAN, JESSICA LANE
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A momentous step
MARILYN JONES, DIRECTOR OF CROSS-MEDIA CONTENT
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Beth Hendricks, Ashley Fantz, Emma Race, Charles Duhigg
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The medicine of Mind—a 'gentle rain from heaven'
By Tom Black
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A healing of the body—and so much more
By Suzanne Smedley
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The strongest medicine
By Katie Mangelsdorf
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The most powerful remedy
Marilyn Jones with contributions from Diane Uttley Marrapodi
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LESSONS FROM THE MAT
ROBIN HOAGLAND
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A new song
Christine Quistgard
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THE BEST MAP ON THE MARKET
PATRICIA HYATT
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FROM HOSTAGE TO HEALER
CHANNING WALKER
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DISEASE PROVED ILLUSIONARY
GERALDINE PIFFLEY
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PAIN UNMASKED
MARGRET ULLRICH
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A POWERFUL PRAYER: 'GOD IS LOVE'
MICHELE NEWPORT
