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WALKING: AN EXERCISE WITH MIND RATHER THAN OF THE BODY
I kept reminding myself that nothing could stop me from serving a good cause.
I love to walk. When I'm at work, I usually eat lunch in 15 minutes and spend the rest of my lunch break walking. ON Saturdays, I take a half-hour walk early in the morning. I like to think of walking as an exercise with God, with Mind, rather than exercise for the body. It's a time for me to talk with God.
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September 5, 2005 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from ETHEL-DORIS UMEH, L. BORLEY, LOIS NOBLES, LUCIE LEHMANN-BARCLAY
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No liability
PATRICIA KADICK, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Karla Ward
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NOT 'IF' OR 'WHEN'
BY CHANNING WALKER
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GOD'S WORD ALIVE AND ACTIVE
BY FENELLA BENNETTS
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SHARKS AND OUR SHARED HABITAT
BY ELAINE FOLLIS
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SPECTACULAR VIEWS AND HEALING
BY JANE PARTIS MCCARTY
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PRAYER FOR A SON'S SAFETY
with contributions from Pat, Ian, Nathan Sharp, Susan Kerr
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WALKING: AN EXERCISE WITH MIND RATHER THAN OF THE BODY
By Liwie de Leon
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REMOVING THE FEAR
Sally Lessiter
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ENCOURAGED TO SERVE
ALICE WALLACE
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'A FIRE THAT NEVER GOES OUT'
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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INNOCENCE—INDESTRUCTIBLE
ISOBEL DAVIS
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METH IN OUR BACKYARD? PRAYING FOR THE COMMUNITY
SANDRA SCOTT
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BALANCE, NORMAL MOVEMENT RESTORED
DON THOMAS
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CHILD'S TEETHING PAIN HEALED—PERMANENTLY
RUSSELL WHITTAKER
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QUICK HEALING OF INJURED FOOT
ELAINE LANG