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The blessing of forgiving
Forgiving is easy!
Or so I thought, until I was faced with a couple of difficult conflicts that severely tested me. Actually, I found out, truly following Christ’s command to forgive our neighbors can be a hard thing to do.
About the author
James Fisher lives in Chagrin Falls, Ohio and is the former head of an online technology company.

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