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PAIN HEALED BY GIVING UP A FALSE VIEW
Several years ago, when our three children were small, our family moved into a second-story apartment building that had no elevator. At the time we had a large stroller that accommodated all the children. The drawback of the stroller was that it was unwieldy to carry down the outdoor steps, something I often did twice a day.
After about two weeks in this new apartment, one of my hips became sore. Walking was uncomfortable, particularly first thing in the morning. I attributed the pain to lugging this clunky stroller up and down the stairs, and complained to my husband. He quietly remarked that I should not attach a physical cause to the pain.

June 9, 2008 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from ROSE DUKES, ALLAN L. BOSSEN, LUCIE LEHMANN-BARCLAY, CRISTINA MINOLA
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Just a matter of time?
STEVE GRAHAM, SENIOR MANAGING EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Ruth Gledhill, Craig Silverman, Brian Bethel
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GOD-CENTERED STILLNESS
BY SARA HOAGLAND HUNTER
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ALWAYS CONNECTED TO GOD
BY CASEY FEDDE
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK
with contributions from Marisa, Joseph, Jan, Lori, Kerry, Ruth
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LISTEN UP!
BY WALTER RODGERS
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Prayerful solutions to the world's food shortage
BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR
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THE ARTIST WITHIN
BY FENELLA BENNETTS
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GOD WAS RIGHT THERE
Reid
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TO LIFT UP THE BROKEN HEART
LYNNE SCHEIERN
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HOW IT HAPPENED
Sheila York
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SAVED BY GOD'S LIBERATING MESSAGES
CHRISTA KREUTZ
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SON TO DAD—THOSE THREE LITTLE WORDS
KWADJO BOAITEY
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RESPECT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM—FOR ALL
DAVE HOHLE
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USE OF HAND RESTORED
JANIS KITZIS
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PAIN HEALED BY GIVING UP A FALSE VIEW
MELANIE WAHLBERG
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PERSISTENT PRAYER ENDS PAIN
RYAN FINNIN DAY