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BACK TO SQUARE ONE WITH GOD
My mind was churning as I contemplated and planned. What could I do next summer? It was only the fall of my sophomore year at Williams College, but I was already forecasting months ahead of time. I felt that if I was on the ball, I could do anything.
I've been told more than once that I over-think. Whether I'm behind the starting block at a swim meet or planning my major field of study, my mind is usually running like a faucet—and it can be hard to shut it off.
About the author
Ali Tozier is studying political science and literature at Williams College. She lives in Maine.
October 1, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from DOROTHY B. LOMBARD, CURTIS KAINE, HELEN HOLDEN, DAVE HORN
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The 'grace way' to solvency
WARREN BOLON, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Joe Birch, Jason Bain
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A life in balance
BY MICHAEL PABST
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Our livelihood—entrusted to God
BY JOAN MIKKELSEN
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Prayer paves a practical road out of consumer debt
BY PAMELA FAATZ
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A STORY OF GRACE
BY DOUG SYTSMA
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NOT HALF BUT WHOLE
BY KATHLEEN S. MCKOWN
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BACK TO SQUARE ONE WITH GOD
BY ALI TOZIER
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God helps us at camp—and everywhere
with contributions from Lucy Jane Hurley, Justin Wad
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POINTS OF LIGHT
ROSALINDA JOHNSON
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YOUR RIGHT TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING
BEVERLY GOLDSMITH
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TRUST IN GOD 'STEP BY STEP'
CHARLES R. HARVUOT
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'I AM THE LORD, YOUR PHYSICIAN'
MARION OTTOWICX
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HEALED BEFORE TESTIMONY MEETING
IAN GUDGER
