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On one ski with God
ONE MONDAY, I was out waterskiing with my Sunday School teacher. I was showing her how I had learned to slalom at camp this summer. But I fell, and my ski slammed against my jaw. When my Sunday School teacher picked me up, she hugged me and told me that God was with me, and that I could trust that all was well.
I was frightened! I thought my jaw was broken. My jaw hurt so badly that I couldn't move it to speak. But I had learned in Sunday School that I "live and move and have my being" in God (see Acts 17:28) and that in Him nothing bad could ever really happen to us. So, my teacher and I prayed, as we sat quietly by the water for a while. I knew that God was right there with me, and soon I felt relaxed and calm.
We got up, and it felt OK to help my teacher water the lawn and the flowers at her house. Next, we went inside, and we sat at the kitchen table praying. My teacher talked to me about God some more. Then I started to say something and realized that the pain was gone and I could move my jaw. It didn't hurt to speak!
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November 30, 2009 issue
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Safe with God!
Maike Byrd
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HELP BUILD AN 'ARK' FOR YOURSELF AND ALL
BY JILL AARON
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planet talk
with contributions from Devon Burr, Robert, Madeline, Vernon, Gabriel, Spencer
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FRIENDS, TEACHERS ... AND GETTING ALONG
with contributions from Yulia, Niklas
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reflection
Maggie
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Riding high
Elsa
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I was all better!
Luke
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My travel guide
Mary
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Bee sting—gone!
Birte
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No room for guilt
Harry
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On one ski with God
Felice
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
with contributions from Jessica, Darcy, Greta, Laura, Angelica, Chelsea, Elizabeth
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Ever wonder how to heal the way Jesus healed?
BY GENELLE AUSTIN-LETT
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The Donkey of Damascus
Brian Kissock
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READY, SET, FLY!
Samuel
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Kids draw ... the story of Noah's ark
with contributions from Amber, Pierce, Carson, Nina, Annie, Malia