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Harmony and the Mind of Christ
Working on a team can often seem difficult. Sometimes the teammates work well together, while on other occasions they don’t. It can seem as if we all have individual personality types that go along with preferred work styles.
The basic idea behind this thinking is that individuals have personal minds of their own and divisiveness is something we can expect to encounter in our interactions with one another. But is this premise correct, or is there a sure way to see unity in our work with others?
December 15, 2014 issue
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Letters
Sandi, Amy Evans, Piper Foster
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Your life: safe and secure in God
Susan Tish
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Victory as we overcome fear
Lynne Buckley-Quirk
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Destroying evil’s claim to reality
Margaret Foerster
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Harmony and the Mind of Christ
Edwina Adams
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Nativity
Ben Frederick
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The power of spiritual dominion
Deanna Mummert
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The foundation for my work
Spring Shutt
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Never lost
Clowel
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Hearing restored
Sheila Smith
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A healing abroad
Ellen Duvall
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No ‘mental quackery’
Jan Delacy
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Dwelling in safety
David C. Kennedy