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HOW I PRAYED when my town was evacuated
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October 28, 2003, began as a predictable day for my family: school-work, errands, a Girl Scout meeting. Although a wildfire had been burning in the area for several days, it had posed no serious threat to our Southern California mountain community.
Then suddenly everything changed. Mid-morning we got news of a voluntary evacuation. Within an hour, it was mandatory. The fire was on its way.
My husband had gone into town, and I was unable to contact him. At home, my daughter and I faced some challenging questions. What should we take with us? Where should we go? What about our three pets?
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August 1, 2005 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from JEAN GALLAWAY, JEAN E. JONES, SARAH NELSON, DIANE PIORKOWSKI
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The sum of all comfort
WARREN BOLON. SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Josie Newman, Ron Orozco, Mary Kaye Ritz, Kevin W. McCullough
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THE ANTIDOTE TO ANXIETY
By Channing Walker
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YOU—WORTHY AND FEARLESS
By Shelly Richardson
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ACQUAINTED WITH GOD, AND AT PEACE
By Pamela Cook
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A MOTHER'S PRAYER
SARITA ZANNIELLO
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When the pain gave way TO PROGRESS
By Elizabeth Schartz
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HOW I PRAYED when my town was evacuated
By Ruby Bennet
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DISASTER IS NOT IN GOD'S PLAN
GEORGE KRUSZ
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'A JOY-FILLED WORKPLACE'
KIM SHIPPEY. SENIOR WRITER
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'IT IS INEVITABLE'
JULIE WARD
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DREAM LESSON FROM DANIEL
ANNETTE BRIDGES
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HIGHER EXPECTATIONS FOR THE CONFIRMATION PROCESS
RICHARD NENNEMAN
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BACK PAIN HEALED THROUGH PRAYER
PHILIPPA CHATTERLEY
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GRATITUDE FOR GOD'S GREAT BLESSINGS
DOROTHY STEVENS
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MOBILITY REGAINED QUICKER THAN EXPECTED
MARIE-AIMEE DUBARRY