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The love God has for you
God’s love may come as a gentle thought, but its effect is a tangible reality.
Every day news reports tell of lives being shattered both figuratively and literally; fragmentation of families through divorce, cities by flooding, countries by war. But even in the middle of a catastrophe, God, Love, is there and will always be present at every moment.
My first insight into this truth came as a very quiet, gentle message one afternoon, an angel message that caught my full attention. It was simply, “The love God has for you.”
I didn’t really know what it meant, but I knew I shouldn’t just think of it as a “nice moment,” and then let it go. I was supposed to hold on to it.
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April 2, 2012 issue
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Letters
Cindy Snowden, Sharon Rooker-Brade, Margaret Wylie
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Easter hunt
Jenny Nelles, Staff Editor
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Faith on the field
Ericka Sanders
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For star player: faith, community, hoops
Steve Almasy
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When you find out
Nate Talbot
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The joy of Easter morn awaits you
By Dorothy Estes, Editor
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Forsaken by God?
Abby Hillman
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Why was Jesus willing to come back?
Lois Carlson
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Rays of comfort
Tom Fuller
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Safe and sound
Lynn Weed
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The love God has for you
Michele Newport
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A spiritual slam dunk
Tia Goebel
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A snowboarding parable
Susie Jostyn
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'You've come home'
Barbara Whitewater
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Love in lavender
Nancy Malard
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Praying for others lifts burdens
Suzanne Riedel
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Putting a stop to self-mutilation
Anthony Whitehouse
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Easter week: Preparation of thought
Nancy Fischer
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Complete healing after a fall
David Foote
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Healed of smoking addiction
Regina Cielia Fortuna do Vale
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Healing of hearing condition
Bruce Cunningham
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Keeping a good watch
The Editors