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Many mansions
It was about 8:00 on a cold November night when my five-year-old son came into my bedroom to tell me his room was on fire.
My husband was still at work, but my four children and I immediately sprang into action. My five-year-old was safe and unharmed, so I sent the kids outside to the car (well away from the house) with their coats over their pajamas, and asked my oldest son to call the fire department while I tried to put out the fire. But it was spreading quickly around the bed and up the walls . . . one small bucket of water did nothing! I knew it was time to just get out.
With the fire roaring now, we huddled in the car. We watched as the heat blew out the front window and, seconds later, the skylight. As the flames reached toward the sky, we heard the sirens of the fire trucks coming down the road.
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March 5, 2012 issue
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Letters
Eleanor Lee, Sallie R. Letterlough, Brian Zavitz
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When wrong steps turn right
Kim Shippey, Senior Editor
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Anniversary celebrations to highlight pioneer missionary spirit
G. Jeffrey MacDonald
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The Bible as literature gets fresh airing in Arizona
Alia Beard Rau
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'Sometimes I fall down, too!'
By Mark Swinney
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Many mansions
By Elaine Jarvis
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Bad investment reversed
By Sylvia Herczeg
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Practice makes perfect
By Joe Gariano
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Life isn't a competition
Lona Ingwerson
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Seeing through the mist
By Doug Brown
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Bumper-sticker angel
Hugh Pendexter III
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Making sense of Jesus' world
Kim Shippey, Senior Editor
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Sports–playing & praying
By Nathan Bermel
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A book-fair blessing
By Satinder Kumar Kapoor
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Seeing my life with new eyes
Dory Bumagat
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Prayer about austerity in the eurozone
Elizabeth Mata
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Great bounty!
By Kathleen Collins
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Child's earache healed quickly
Bridget Ferland, Dory Ferland, Gabe Ferland
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Symptoms of sinus infection gone
L'Wanda A. Greenlaw
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Heart trouble healed
Patty Wilson
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Watching horizons and trends
The Editors