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No longer a wallflower
But then the summer ended, and I came home from camp.
I was a wreck. After what I’d experienced that summer, I felt I had no friends at home, that my only friends were at camp. To make matters worse, my best friend from home was going to be an exchange student in India for an entire year. I started attending a new public school that year, too, so that made everything even harder.
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February 27, 2012 issue
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Letters
Suzanne Connolly, Allison Raynor, Michelle Little, Gail Benjamin
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Let's be honest
Ingrid Peschke, Managing Editor
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Bible sales top the charts in Norway
Alison Flood
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A beloved Bible that will never wear out
M. Craig Barnes
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Message from the Clerk of The Mother Church
Nathan Talbot
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Live success day by day
By Barbara Vining
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Job prospects and the bigger picture
By James Due
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Cash
By Nate Frederick
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What's your measure of success?
By Mary Alice Rose
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Success begins with God
By Kim Shippey, Senior Editor
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My trusty pen
Jeff Shepard
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No longer a wallflower
By Tory Silver
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Learning to pray
Jack, Wade
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More than a believer–in Bangladesh
Patrick Dias
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Skype Sunday School
By Doug Bogan
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University transfer
By Tiago Ferreira de Carvalho
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Health-care reform and the 'Supreme Court of Spirit'
Aaron Bingham
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Gaze into God's mirror
By Madelon Maupin
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Knee injury and facial growth healed
Kristen Behan
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Healing of a lump in the groin
David Taillefer
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Active and free
Shelly Richardson
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Under God's government
The Editors