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Reflected light
At sunrise one morning, a tall vase of hydrangeas in a west-facing Victorian parlor caught shafts of light that brought out all the colors and threw entrancing shadows across a cherry-wood table.
Later that day, the top of a cypress in a planter facing east in a row of elegant brownstone houses that the sun had long since left, glowed gold—revealing what looked suspiciously like a smile.
February 25, 2013 issue
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Letters
Sharyn Kerrigan, Michelle McRae, Jerry McIntire
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Security: Where does it come from?
Walter Rodgers
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The light that brings freedom
Michel Bobillier
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Start with the solution
Malcolm Jackson
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A good time to be awake
Chris Shoaf
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Dry your wings
Cate Vincent
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Enlarging my tent
Cecily Sharp-Whitehill
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"Let everlasting thanks..."
Photograph by Wil Meacham
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The law of liberty
Steve Warren
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Your questions about church
Answer offered by Dawn-Marie Cornett
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Choose love instead of hate
Claire Van Fossen
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Symptoms of severe illness gone
Joseph Ozioma Ugboaja-Nwosu
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Painful hip healed
Helen Coburn
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I could hear Christ's message
Carole Bell
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Blow the trumpet
Helene Brown
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No scary destination
Tamie Kanata
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Reflected light
The Editors
