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God-governed children
Being called upon to teach five different classes of apparently “wild” high school children was not really my idea of fun. But that’s the job offer I got after I had been praying to know how I could best serve God.
One morning I opened my Bible at random, landing on these words reflecting the vision of the prophet Isaiah: “I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me” (Isaiah 6:8).
Shortly after that, a high school offered me a temporary contract. The opening had come because a teacher was taking “stress leave.” Her classes were apparently so out of control that she needed time off.
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March 17, 2014 issue
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Letters
Tracy Colerider-Krugh, Joy Hinman, Roberta
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Challenging pornography with purity
Ron Mangelsdorf
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Overcoming differences
Rick Dearborn
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Judge? No thanks, I’d rather bless.
Manuela Meier
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God-governed children
Jodie Swales
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Protected by the ‘panoply of Love’
Name removed by request
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Skip the sideshow
Elizabeth Kellogg
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Matter’s masks stripped away
Madelon Maupin
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Removing a ‘traffic light’
The Board of Trustees, The Christian Science Publishing Society
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One boy’s food fed thousands
Mary Trammell
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Fish and bread
Ryan, Cassie, Sarah
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Grief, bodily growth, and shingles healed
Pat Segars
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Muscle strain relieved
Kim Hedge
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Healing of chronic back pain
Holly Bolon
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Follow the bright white line
The Editors