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Trusting God—and finding the perfect fit
For my first three years of high school, I felt like a puzzle piece that didn’t fit. I didn’t feel right about where I was, or who I was, either. If my high school was the puzzle, I was the piece that not only didn’t fit—it didn’t even belong.
I learned differently than others did, and I needed an environment where the teachers cared about my education and wanted to work with me. And I also felt misunderstood and out of place. There was a heavy focus on materialism in my school that didn’t seem to leave a lot of room for spirituality. I couldn’t express myself without having my views challenged or dismissed, and that was hard, because turning to God in prayer is such a big part of my life.

June 11, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Pamela Urell, Margaret Wylie, Robert Cowen
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King of the lions
Keith Wommack
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A ‘Mr. Right’ search
Adrienne Thomas
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A growing trust in God: lessons learned as a teen
Elaina Simpson
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Thinking differently about politicians
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Trusting God—and finding the perfect fit
Haley Martin
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Fear and pain healed
Janet Miguel
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Freedom of movement in wrists regained
Shari Charlston
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Protection and healing during hurricane
Terri A. Carver
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Swift healing of flu-like symptoms
Deborah Wright
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Praise—in meekness!
Tessa Parmenter
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Loving God in a material world
Kim Crooks Korinek