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Say you’re lost in the woods. You’re not alone. You’re with a friend. What do you do?
You could talk things over together and devise a plan. But in the woods, in the dark—yes, it’s night (of course)—what kind of plan would you devise? Could you do it together on your own? Or would you need help?
How exactly would you find your way to safety?
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March 28, 2011 issue
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Letters
J. Kelly Lester, Debra Skelton, Charlotte Miller, Susan J. Ehart, Mike Davis
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I want to take that class!
Ingrid Peschke, Managing Editor
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A heavenly ministry
Laura Figueroa
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Mary Baker Eddy honored in Lynn ceremony
Jeff Ward-Bailey
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Education reform in tough economic times
Evan Mehlenbacher
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‘Fear not’
By Brian Hall
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Prayer aboard my VW bus
By Mark Patterson
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Pray
Zoe
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Your questions about Church
John Kohler, Dawn-Marie Cornett
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An educator’s thoughts on Christian Science class instruction
By Don Griffith
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Christian Science class instruction—A commitment to God and growing spiritually
Ingrid Peschke with contributions from Tom Black, C.S.B., Olga Chaffee, C.S.B., Christiane West Little, C.S.B.
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What is class all about?
By Chris Orndorff
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Finding my teacher—How I prayed for direction
By Brad Brubaker
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Increased reliance on God
By Lillian McCall Laggart
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Class continues to change my life
By Alice Moseley
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From Iraq to the US— A story of association travel
By Jan Kielpinski
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What’s in a name?
By Andie Raffles
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‘At once, I turned to God’
Sallie Carlson
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Hospitality opens the way to healing
Kay Dalessandro
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Freed from excessive menopausal bleeding
Priscilla Tedesco
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The Editors