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No vestige of an accident
Several months ago, we had a new bathroom fitted in our home, and I was to give the ceiling a coat of paint. After completing one area, I grabbed the handle at the top of the stepladder to descend, and in so doing, pulled the steps toward me, causing me to lose my balance. I landed on the stone floor, with the ladder on top of me and the entire contents of the 2.5-liter tin of emulsion paint splattered all over my new bathroom!
I felt shocked, and hurt in several places. With no one to assist me, I turned immediately to God for help. I found myself saying, “Father, You were there. What did You see?” I determined that God’s view would be my standpoint too.

May 28, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Michael Fish, Denise Omoregie
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God’s supply for us never runs out
Carolyn Muir
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Always ready to be healed
Claire McArthur
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To seek God’s face—what it means to me
Laura BonneCarrere
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Triumph over self-will in sports
Nikki Paulk
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‘Thirsty for spiritual development’
M. Solomon
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On track with God
Dean Colarossi
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Foot pain gone
Laurie Toupin
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Proofs of God’s care
Mark Geis
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No vestige of an accident
Adrienne Thomas
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Healing of arachnophobia
Myriam Betouche
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'Come to me, peace on earth ...'
Photograph by Nancy Robison