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Letters
The December 31, 2012, Sentinel arrived in the mail yesterday. As I began to read it last night, I felt it had been designed with me in mind. When I arrived at From the editors—“Defending children” I realized the issue was God’s response (“before they call, I will answer” [Isaiah 65:24]) to the news all day yesterday of the shooting at the elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut. The article, “The high goal: obliterating death” [Abraham McLaughlin]; the article “Innocence rules in school” [Fay Coulouris]; the compassion and counseling of Christopher Cieply [“The protection of ‘amazing’ grace”]; and the Sentinel Watch “Addressing tragedies and ‘sudden endings’ ” [Kim C. Korinek].
I related to this issue more than to any other one I can remember in the past.
Barbara Chapline Waldner
De Beque, Colorado, US
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Letters
Barbara Chapline Waldner, JSH-Online comments
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On family, children, and faith
Katie Martin
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Fear not, little flock
Vicki Turpen
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To 'hold crime in check'
Lynn Buckley-Quirk
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A God's-eye view
Diane S. Staples
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Three L's for Life
Jill Gooding
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Love—the road to eternal life
Kathleen Collins
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Take a spiritual walk
Madelon Maupin
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Bible translations: old & new
Roy Gessford, E. Ann Wild, Eduardo Torfer
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God—always #1
Carter
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Safe in the rainforest
Sapphire Johnston
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No longer 'stuck,' but healed
Wendy Landry
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Teeth back to normal
Holly Wayman
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Symptoms of food poisoning gone
Bruce Higley
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Gratitude leads to adoption
Karen Rose Banks
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God's law of completion
The Editors