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On the side of wisdom and peace
For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.
Travel with me for a moment to a distant land in a time long ago. In many ways the people of this ancient culture would have seemed very different from those of us living in the 21st century. Their clothing, their language, and many of their customs would certainly seem unusual today. Yet, really, they were much the same as we are.
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January 3, 2011 issue
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Letters
Beverly J. Stephens Hubbell Mendoza, Patricia Ensign, Melissa Baker, Ann Tufts-Church, Margaret L. Heimer
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Let’s wage peace
Jenny Nelles, Staff Editor
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The link between spirituality and happiness in children
Patty Machelor
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Help for the problem gambler
By Channing Walker
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Purified by the Spirit of the Christ
By Janet Clements
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‘It made such good sense!’
Martha Sligh
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Just a suggestion
By Helen Stevermer
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Building new homes, building new lives
By Marivic Bay Mabanag
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On the side of wisdom and peace
By Bill Moody
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How do you pray to feel at peace within?
Nergish, Jan, Adrienne, Brian, Jane, Andre, Suzy
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Stand up for peace
Maya Dietz
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Living in real time
By Annika Fredrikson
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A prayer
Ruby
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God wipes out fear
Sasha
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Staying awake
By Brenda Evers
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‘Seeing is believing’
Robert Braun
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‘Everything fell into place’
Chloë Beattie
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Praying about church helps and heals
Laura Remmerde
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Stability in the world’s economies
The Editors