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The burning bush
“Put off thy shoes from off thy feet, for the place whereon thou standest is holy ground.”(Exodus 3:5)
In much of the world it is the custom to honor the owners of a house and the sanctity of the dwelling by taking off your shoes as you enter. It keeps the house clean of dust and dirt, and it tells the owners that you care about their home. Not to do so is to dishonor them. You are in the house of God. God says to you:
“I see you there. I know you see Me. Turn aside to see.
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July 18, 2011 issue
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Letters
Betty Hughes, Ed Hurter, Vicki Knickerbocker, Maralee Knowlen
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Love marches on
Jenny Nelles
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Church growth—grappling with the new norms
Amy Frykholm
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Energy that is plentiful—and safe
Channing Walker
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How is Truth revealing itself to you?
Genelle Austin-Lett
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Protection during a tornado
By Paula Todd
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My healings!
Rachel
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The pure joy of running
By Shane Witters Hicks
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A spiritual roadmap for saving our cities
By Susan Tish
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Praying about terrorism in Jesus’ way
By Mark Swinney
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A lens of love in Northern Ireland
By Hilary McCreary
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Religion and the responsibility to love
By Lyle Young
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All on this globe together
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Prayer in an earthquake
By Norman Anderson
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A new President of the Board of Education
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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When Christian Science dawned in my life
Mark DeGange
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The burning bush
Anne Dixon
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Healed of severe digestive condition
Gail Moeller
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Lump in breast dissolved
Carmem Tereza Fonseca Medeiros
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Grateful for many healings
Jan Arend Clarke
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Your divine ‘career counselor’
The Editors