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Everyone has a God-given purpose
Many are seeking a clearer sense of purpose. Recently discharged military veterans, college graduates, retirees, and workers who have lost longtime jobs often find themselves at a crossroads, wondering which way to turn. Those whose family situations have been disrupted may feel cast adrift and long for direction. People struggling with addictions often report being attracted to drugs or alcohol because they feel lost and aimless. And those who suffer from depression typically lack a sense of meaning and purpose.
But there is a way forward. Everyone has a God-given purpose. The key to discovering it is to learn more about God and our role in spiritual creation.

May 18, 2020 issue
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From the readers
Suzanne Connolly, Robert Minnocci
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Everyone has a God-given purpose
Charles W. Lindahl
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Protection in the lions’ den
Bruce Mckinley
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Beyond “people-pleasing” motives
Elaina Simpson
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Comfort and harmony during self-quarantine
Susan Booth Mack Snipes
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Finding security in the divine economy
Brian Stock
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All God’s creatures are good!
Laura Remmerde
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Healing of severe flu during epidemic
Marc Schwartz
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Divine Love heals sore throat
Holly Suhi
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Reaction to poison ivy healed
Constance Watkins
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'Eternal are Thy mercies, Lord ...'
Photograph by Cheryl Ranson
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The good that can never be canceled
Larissa Snorek