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When our home was foreclosed on
Originally appeared online in the teen series: Trending - April 14, 2020
I couldn’t help crying when my parents told me the news: Our home of 18 years had been foreclosed on. It was a shock. Plus, I had been living in that house for my whole life, so it was hard to think about letting it all go.
We didn’t know where we would go or what we would do. The only thing we pretty much knew for sure was that we’d be moving somewhere out of state, because most places in California are very expensive.
It wasn’t until a few weeks later that my mom suggested moving to the Midwest, where she’d gone to high school. My younger sister and I were a bit skeptical because it was so far away from everything we’d ever known. But in the end, there wasn’t a better option.
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June 8, 2020 issue
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From the readers
Sandra Bumgardner, Wanda Richard, Heidi Mack
ARTICLES
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The love that dissolves controversy
Susan Angle Damone
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God’s goodness is uninterrupted
Mark Swinney
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Rebutting the “buts” with “But … God!”
Margit Hammerstrom
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The truth about grit
Jodi Fielding
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Conquering evil with gentleness
Herb Jung
TEENS
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When our home was foreclosed on
Canon Church
TESTIMONIES OF HEALING
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Protected from chicken pox
Carol Coykendall Raner
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Quick healing of pet allergy symptoms
Bradley Pascone
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Aggressive cold symptoms gone
Rebecca Farris
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Healed at Annual Meeting
Maryann McKay
POEM
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An angel message
Suzanne Goewert
EDITORIAL
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The one comparison that matters
Barbara Vining
- Bible Lens—June 8–14, 2020