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The Jerusalem we can all call home
Coming home to a place of safety, comfort, and belonging is one of life’s most precious feelings, a feeling that’s universally recognized and valued. But what if one person’s sense of home seems to clash with another’s?
I was thinking about that while listening to the glorious harmonies of a song performed a cappella by a group of Jewish men, filmed singing on a hilltop above lush Israeli fields.
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March 12, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Christine Weller, Diane Grubbs
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Guilty or innocent?
Charlene Anne Miller
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Learn to defend yourself … spiritually
Carol Coykendall Raner
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A guest of God
Virginia Anders
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Home, unconfined
Heidi K. Van Patten
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A financial mistake rectified through prayer
Prosper Moueke
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You can catch angels!
Annette Dutenhoffer
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Anger healed, pain eliminated
S. P. James
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Protection from a violent attack—and forgiveness
Suzanne Krogh
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Pain from fall gone; growth healed
Christian Maloney
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Wouldn’t you have done the same?
Mari G. de Milone
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Saudi Arabia hands women the keys
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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True womanhood has no limitations
Mary Alice Rose
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The Jerusalem we can all call home
Tony Lobl
