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Praying for my grandson
Shall I bring to the birth, and not cause to bring forth? saith the Lord: shall I cause to bring forth, and shut the womb? saith thy God.
As I played with my grandchildren one day, they were showing me their new toys just recently acquired at Christmas. At one point, my grandson began fishing around under the couch, vigorously looking for something. He found it. It was his prized “Thomas the Tank Engine” ball. He smiled a big smile, bounced it around and then stopped in the middle of the floor looking at me with his big blue eyes, his head cocked to one side and the sweetest expression on his little face. He looked at me and said, “Grammy,” with so much love.
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October 10, 2011 issue
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Letters
Mary E. Baxter, Sancy Nason, Marisa Flores
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A blessing for all
Kim Shippey, Senior Editor
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Boston churches honor September 11 anniversary
Sentinel staff
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Spiritual preparation for pregnancy and childbirth
By Ingrid Peschke
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A dad-to-be takes his cue from Joseph
By Trevor Snorek-Yates
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Praying for my grandson
By Lynne Scheiern
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Willing to change course?
By Sandra Justad
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Living God’s mercy
Michael Shays
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When my husband was fired: how I prayed
By Janet Davis
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Dance club angels
By Erin Plum
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Divine energy at exam time
By Valérie Roy
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Stomachache healed
Laudes
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Embody Church—all day, every day
By Sandra Shrewsbury
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‘. . . expectation speeds our progress’*
Wendy Ely
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A sense of belonging that is ‘gold’
Lynley Campton
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A spiritual response to drought and famine
Nellie Gitau
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Our unity with God
By Kathy Fitzer
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Protected from injury, challenges resolved
Elena Toft
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Infection and injury healed
Alexandre Fischer
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Shoulder injury healed
Andrew Heining
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Progress in process
The Editors