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'Senior moments'? or moments with God
"Oh dear," said my friend, "I just can't remember the woman's name. It's so annoying to be losing one's memory." She's not the only one who is troubled by such lapses in memory. Many people feel concerned by the commonly accepted view that the ability to recall information diminishes as one ages, that it can be lost entirely through disease, or that some people are just born with poor memories.
Since we are made in God's likeness and He never forgets, it follows that we also have the capacity to retain whatever memory or knowledge we need.
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June 4, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from CHERIE B. NELSON, WANDA RICHARD, JULIA COLE, LINDA LIEBIG
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Living with health—a promise for today
PATRICIA KADICK, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Phil Mercer, Sentinel staff
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DON'T LEARN TO LIVE WITH IT
BY NATHAN TALBOT
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TO BE DISEASE-FREE, LEARN ABOUT HEALTH
Patricia Kadick with contributions from TED SAVCHENKO
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DIVINE HEALING BROUGHT COMPLETE CURE
BY THOMAS KRYM
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MY DIVINE PLANNER
BY JULIE FURBUSH
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'Senior moments'? or moments with God
BY BEVERLY GOLDSMITH
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Stepping off the diet merry-go-round
BY MARY JULIA KEPHART
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LIGHT ALONG THE ROAD
PAUL TROWBRIDGE, SEDGWICK, MAINE
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LED BY A FAITH IN GOOD
KLAUS-HENDRIK HERR
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BRINGING OUT THE BEST
DAVID NARTONIS
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A MATTER OF BALANCE
Frederick R. Andresen
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SAFE IN AN OCEAN RIPTIDE
KATHY MARQUIS
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PERMANENT HEALING OF KNEE INJURY
BRUCE R. BURTON
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DAUGHTER'S NORMAL HEARING RESTORED
DEBRA CHEW