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A glimpse of God’s preservation
I had an instantaneous healing one weekend when I was living in France a couple of years ago. One Sunday morning I woke up bright and early to play in a match with the soccer team I had been a part of for several months. Although I was on friendly terms with the girls I was playing with, we were able only to smile and greet each other because we didn’t speak the same language.
Until this time I had only practiced with the team. But the team members asked if I might join them for their last game, and I gladly accepted. I had a fun and hardworking first half, playing in a forward position. During halftime, while sitting with my teammates in a locker room, though, I suddenly felt extremely ill. My stomach and throat became uncomfortable, and I felt as if I might throw up.

December 12, 2016 issue
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Letters
Sue Huffman, Madelyn Harvey, Robin Scott Collins
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Let go of tatters
Carol Rounds
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Disarming an enemy
Michelle Boccanfuso Nanouche
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Lighten up
Karin Heath
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Glorify God—a reliable basis for healing
John Biggs
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The joy of daily prayer
Laura Lapointe
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What is Christmas all about?
Robert Tokheim
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God’s voice brings joy and assurance
Elizabeth Wiggins
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Finding my worth
Tory Silver
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Infection healed, hearing restored
Sylvie Updegraff
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Guilt gone, leg healed
Diana Virgil
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A glimpse of God’s preservation
Kelly Byquist
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Refugee Christmas
Jill Gooding
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The quiet gift
Barbara Vining