March 13, 2006
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From the Editors
The words centrifugal and centripetal spring to mind in thinking about this week's topic of sensuality.
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"'HEALING HAS TRADITIONALLY taken place in the church until modern medicine took it out,' said Maggie Quisenberry, the parish nurse and health ministry manager at NorthEast Medical Center [in China Grove, North Carolina].
Through sharpening our spiritual senses, we can challenge the assumption that existence is physical and fleeting—and find God molding our lives in ways that truly satisfy.
It always helps to ask: "Am I looking in the right places? Am I looking to the One who gives love?"
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Twenty-somethings open up on the subject of sensuality, sharing their prayers and inspiration.
After unfulfilling experiences with her boyfriend, a teenager discovers a more substantial foundation for happy relationships.
After reaching rock bottom both emotionally and financially, the writer found her way back to God—and began a new life.
A quick and decisive healing through prayer of a serious foot injury.
There have been rumors at the templeof the Master coming here; they sayhe is the son of God, who helps the sick,that he could even heal someone like meborn only to a life of begging, bowing"Thank you, sir," dependent on sad charity.
A healing of warts initiates a joy-filled walk with God.
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DID BRAZILIANS, IN EFFECT, ASK THEMSELVES, "WHAT HAVE WE IN THE HOUSE?" DID THEY PUT A HIGHER VALUE ON THE GOOD ALREADY AT HAND?
This past summer, after clearing vegetation from our back hill, I was soon dealing with an aggressive case of poison ivy on my arms and legs.
ENGAGING WITH SPIRITUAL SENSE, ALLOWS US TO LOOK FOR—AND FIND—BUDS OF TRUTH INDICATING GOD'S UNENDINGLY GOOD POWER.
