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A chaplain’s prayer
The orange suits—camouflage of mortality.
For I see who you are—children of the One
Parent but seeming
deluded, despairing, cast down.
The Word is for you to hear. It is the truth
of your perfect garment, the Christliness of
your true being.
Your walls are made of light and they are full
of glory and freedom. Claim this now and in your
daily walks, blessed may you be and your brothers.
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May 25, 2015 issue
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Letters
Lee Rider, MamaFleer, Bob, BarbaranMaine
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The Bible on my desk
Marilyn Wallace
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No inertia to hold back good
Allison Rose-Sonnesyn
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God’s plan for us: always good
Liz Butterfield Wallingford
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A chaplain’s prayer
Christine Tomovich
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To heal with more confidence
Ann Kneeland
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Always under God’s protection
Analia Jurado Salgado
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My first Christian Science healing
Jane Agiza Lihasi
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Healing of swollen wrist
Charlene Anne Miller
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Healing of painful gums
Dilys Bell
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Warts quickly gone
Barbara R. Pettis
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How companies deal with fear of change
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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Changing technology, unchanging Love
Stephen Carlson
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Shoring up our faith
David C. Kennedy