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OUT OF A RUT
New job, new school year, new marriage, new home—or perhaps just the simple need for a fresh perspective on life—all of it inspired the theme of this week's Sentinel.
Nobody likes being stuck in a rut. And while it may seem like a new activity or the beginning of a new event in our lives is the catalyst for getting out of that rut, our thinking plays a pretty big part in the freshness we crave, too. Sometimes what's really needed is simply a fresh start to our prayers!

September 27, 2010 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from BETSY BRIGHTMAN, EVELYN HORN, JIM RAYNESFORD, SANDRA SMITH
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OUT OF A RUT
INGRID PESCHKE, MANAGING EDITOR
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EXCHANGE FINANCIAL FEARS FOR TRUST IN GOD
LINDA LEITZ
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NO ROOM FOR GOD'S UNLIKENESS
CHRISTA KREUTZ
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LAST DROPS OF SUMMER
STEVE RYF,
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LOVE'S STEADY SUPPORT ON STAGE
BY ESTEBAN XIFRÉ
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A SHUNAMMITE INSIGHT
BY MARCI MARTIN
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FRESH STARTS WITH GOD
BY JILL GOODING
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NEW VIEWS OF GOD'S GOODNESS—IN SOUTH KOREA
BY PATTY WILSON
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A FRESH START FOR A COLLEGE FRESHMAN
BY MATTHEW HELLMAN
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The light that pierces the shadows of drug trafficking
BY JEREMY CARPER
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A 'DIVINE LAW CAREER'
THOMAS MITCHINSON
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MENSTRUAL PAIN PERMANENTLY HEALED
ANN KNEELAND
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HEALED OF SEVERE ILLNESS
PAMELA SILVA
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NO POWER BUT GOD
VICTORIA PRICE