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ITEMS OF INTEREST
"THE EXPLOSION was fierce and frightening, breaking the midnight peace with a flash of light and a powerful shock wave. But, somehow, only one of the artillery reunds hidden beside the road detonated as Sgt. Bonel Pierre's convoy rolled past last May. The 24-year-old truck driver escaped injury. . .
" 'I figured if God had spared me this one time and spared me other times, it was time to get dedicated to Him, Pierre said ....For many servicemen and women, duty in Iraq stirs intense spiritual experiences....
"All over Iraq, Bibles are a common sight in barracks, as are inspirational texts .... Some squads and platoons regularly start patrols with a group prayer. . . .
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April 18, 2005 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from PHILIPPA CHATTERLEY, MARIAN A. JUBECK, RUTH SCHULMAN, DAVID A. CORNELL, MADELON MILES
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A relationship so close
WARREN BOLON, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Mike Dorning, Kurt Senske, Friedrich Degenhardt, Larry B. Stammer
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FIND YOUR OWN WORTH IN ONENESS WITH GOD
By Beverly Peake
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LESSONS ON THE ROAD
Suzanne Smedley with contributions from MARK UNGER
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WE'RE NEVER ALONE
By Gandhi Mondino
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MY BEST FRIEND
By Jonatha Wey
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A NEW 'FRESH' START
By Frank L. Smith
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A YOUNG LIFE RESTORED
By Linda Bargmann
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PEACEFUL PARENTING
LARISSA SNOREK-YATES
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ORDER, DISCIPLINE, SAFETY
PAUL SHIPPEY, BOULDER, COLORADO
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LIVE PEACE FROM THE INSIDE OUT
JONI OVERTON-JUNG
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NO LIMITS TO JOY AND HEALING
CHRIS DORMAN
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PROTECTION ON THE FREEWAY
JUDY GILFORD
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HEALED OF CHRONIC ALLERGIES— ONCE AND FOR ALL
HELEN LISCOMB