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Healing and purpose-filled living
WHAT REALLY MOVES ME
Wanting to live a happy life, be a successful parent, make progress in a career, is normal. But how can you be sure that it's leading to more stability or security?
I've had to confront and reconsider my own motives many times, weeding out wrong motives and making sure I'm starting from the right premise. On one occasion I was having some difficulty moving because of pain in my hip, pain that was keeping me awake at night and out of work during the day.
In my capacity as a Christian Science nurse, I make a living by helping others with personal care that often includes lifting and mobility. The desire to support healing and see people progress has always been the motive in doing this work. Although I'm accustomed to relying on God for my needs, I was overwhelmed by the thought of not being able to work at a time when I had major expenses pending.
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June 22, 2009 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from JANE MORGAN, CAROL HANSEN, MAE KENRICK, JUDY HARVEY, KEN BRACK
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A CLEAR-CUT PATH
INGRID PESCHKE, MANAGING EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Rich Stearns, Ann Rodgers
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A GIFT FROM GOD
BY JANET CLEMENTS
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WHAT REALLY MOVES ME
BY ELIZABETH MATA
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BUILT TO BLOSSOM
BY SUSAN KORTHALS
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What will drive Detroit forward
BY LINDA LEITZ
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HE POINTED HIS GUN AT ME
BY THOMAS MITCHINSON
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A CONTINUAL JOY
BETSY FULGHUM
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FOREVER FATHERED
BY AMY RICHMOND
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THE COMFORTER IS HERE
BENJAMIN GLADDEN
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WHERE INVASIVE SPECIES CAN'T TAKE ROOT
LEE EUBANK
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FACIAL INJURIES COMPLETELY HEALED
DIANA DAVIS BUTLER
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QUICK HEALING AFTER FALL FROM BIKE
AMY SOUTHARD
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FREED FROM CHEST PAINS AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH
CEMILDA SCHROEDER