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Emergency responders, armed with prayer
This testimony was originally read during an online Wednesday testimony meeting of The Mother Church and has been adapted for print.
I so enjoy these meetings! Last week, a testimony about praying in an emergency situation reminded me of an experience my family had together many years ago.
When I was about six or seven, my mom, brother, and I were in the car, when we had to stop because the street was blocked. There were flashing lights, and someone was being wheeled into an ambulance. I remember that my brother and I were transfixed by the lights and noise, and by what was going on.
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June 9, 2014 issue
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Letters
Mary Nummelin, George S. Birdsong, Jr.
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How can communities recover from violence?
G. Jeffrey MacDonald
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Spiritual perspective on the World Cup
Kim Shippey
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One God unifies and heals
Diane Mueller Hoisel Wanger
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Help when you need it
George Zucker
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Almost lost—but found—at sea
Seaward Grant with contributions from Ballan Keen
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The garden of His planting
Fenella Bennetts
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Finding true security
Steve Warren
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A student of Christianity
Vicki Turpen
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Where is God?
Evangeline
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I knew I was in God's arms
Olivia
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'My breath returned to me'
Geoffrey D. Hill
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Emergency responders, armed with prayer
Lauren Blake Crandall
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True identity found
Sharon Leman
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Steady prayer, progress, and healing
Suzanne Goewert
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What's so fascinating?
The Editors