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Letters
Those readers who enjoyed Judith Hardy Olson’s article, “ ‘There is no spot where God is not,’ ” in the April 30 issue of the Sentinel may be interested to know about the poem that appeared in a Sentinel some years ago (February 25, 1985, p. 330) and reads as follows:
The safe place
There is no little space where God
is not,
No crevice, cranny, fissure, scissure, slot,
No corner overlooked, no hidden gate
Through which His counterfeits can infiltrate.
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May 21, 2012 issue
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Letters
Doris Brown, Mary Bothwell, Karen T. Hasek
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Meek can be mighty
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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Humility: Pausing for the Divine
Janet Clements
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When the spotlight shines on someone else
Allison Knight
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Humility–fertile ground for healing and harmony
Benoît Fauchon
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To secure religious freedom
By Rosalie E. Dunbar, Senior Staff Editor
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Listen up!
Ken Girard
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Face to face with Love
Nancy Humphrey Case
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'God-given' talents
Nate Frederick
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Garden prayers
Janell Fiarman
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Looking for a perfect focus
Daniel Leuschner
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Are you really a bank robber?
Walter Rodgers
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The way to God
Nathan
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Be willing to change
Michele Newport
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A kilim and prayer for Iran
David Lepska
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Don't be tricked by distractions
Christa Kreutz
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A healing presence at a marathon
Roy Gessford
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UNC students combine soccer, religion
Adam Thompson
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What's in a name?
Al Gemrich
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Allergy symptoms healed
Jane Vaughan with contributions from Naomi Vaughan Winfrey
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Anger effaced, toe healed
John Kohler
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Growth healed
Hank Teller
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Calm Jettie
Madelyn Sue Crain
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'Being good' or being good?
The Editors