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Course correction
Originally appeared online in the teen column: Your Healings - December 21, 2016
I broke my thumb playing soccer. I know, I know: You’re not supposed to play soccer with your hands. But somehow, my hand got caught between another player and me. I thought the injury was just another jammed finger, and figured I would have a sore thumb for the rest of the day. I would later realize that this line of reasoning is where I went wrong.
It was my second year playing varsity soccer, and I loved being part of the team. We were about a month into our season when this incident happened. Quickly, I realized this was more than a jammed finger; my thumb was broken. The injury was holding me back, not just from soccer, but also from a class rafting trip in Idaho. I had been looking forward to this trip for a while, and now I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to go.
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March 13, 2017 issue
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From the readers
Brett Stafford, Deborah Caserotti, Joy Hinman
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The healing power of Mother Love
Deborah Huebsch
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An army of angels
Mark McCurties
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Not pulled down … but lifted up!
Jan Klesse
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‘The sweetest gift of God’s grace’
O. Matt Otte
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What do you see in the mirror?
Ella Gates
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Course correction
Will Towle
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Injuries from car accident healed
Susanne Sommer
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‘Honest toil has no penalty’
William Pappas
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Cat bite healed
Ellen Bennett
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Prayer reverses discouraging labels
Mary Bistline
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'From sense to Soul my pathway lies before me ...'
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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The divine heritage way of living
Barbara Vining