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Poem
March 26, 2018 ISSUE
God’s eternal day
Kim Haig
The crucifixion hung over the world,a deathly pall, a crushing curtain of devastated hopes,the seeming defeat of good bowing before the cross.
But wait!Before the whispering treachery,before the payment of envy1 could pass from hand to hand,before the night of agony at Gethsemane,God’s promise stood, inviolable—“Thou art my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased!” 2

March 26, 2018
Contents
March 26, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Deborah Caserotti, Janet Showalter, Kaye Patterson
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Easter: how Christ transforms us
Ruth Geyer
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The power of innocence
Laura Clayton
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God’s mercy when you’re in over your head
Judith Hedrick
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Love—is it natural to us?
Susan Oakes
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Lost in Los Angeles and humbled by God’s angels
Hannah Rackham
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‘Perfect and bump-free!’
Harlow
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Healed of debilitating menstrual cramps
Suzanne Smedley
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Inflammation and rash healed
Laura Witney
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Wasp sting healed
Jacqueline Bissonnette
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No more allergies
J. Douglas Wood
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God’s eternal day
Kim Haig
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Getting up close with the criminal justice system
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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Knowing you’re good
Deborah Huebsch
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Rise up! And follow Christ.
Barbara Vining