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Tall tales
A military couple decided to send their five year-old son to Sunday School—he’d never been before.
When he returned home, they asked him if he’d enjoyed it. He said, “Yes, especially the part about Moses’ army fleeing from the Egyptian troops. When they came to the Red Sea, the Egyptians were closing in. So Moses radioed the navy fleet close by, and they bombed the Egyptians and carried Moses and his army safely across.” His dad said, “Are you sure that’s the way your teacher told it?” “No,” he said, “but if I told it like she did, you wouldn’t believe it.”
Mabel Gragg
Lenoir, North Carolina
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April 25, 2011 issue
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Letters
Joy Oldemeyer, Jack Philips, Caroline Harlow, Yvette M. Whatley, Karen Rippberger
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A new perspective on progress
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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Tall tales
Mabel Gragg
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In the palm of his hand
Sam Wells
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Addressing rising food prices with ‘Daily Bread’
Tanner Johnsrud
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God does not punish, but redeems
Genelle Austin-Lett
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The blessing of forgiving
By James Fisher
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Church is like a box of rocks
By Sarah Hyatt
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Shine a healing light on it!
By Brian Kissock
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Justice through reliance on prayer
By Louis Mulumba Mwamba
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A foundation of prayer for the rebuilding in Japan
By Beverley Beddoes-Mills
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Winds of change that can bless—in the Middle East
By Tony Lobl
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Trustworthy government—present now
Name removed by request
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For peace and progress in the Middle East
Marta Greenwood
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Making music
By Savannah Jackson
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Our prayers for the people in Japan
Emma, Emily, E.G., Ellie, Emma, Cindy, Jasmine, Becca
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Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor: Finding home in Japan
Louis E. Benjamin
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Grateful for spiritual flexibility and freedom
Elisabeth Seaman
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A quick healing of abdominal pain
Kevin Ness
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Quick healing of illness
Dan Ziskind
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Permanent healing, not ‘soothing syrups’
The Editors