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“Your search is over”
My husband was a career military man in the United States Army. After being stationed in Germany for five years, he volunteered to serve in Vietnam in 1967. I was expecting our third child at the time, so our two daughters and I moved to New York to stay with my parents for the duration of his 13-month tour. The thought of having this baby with the support of family filled me with joy.
But that joy was short-lived, for our newborn died in the hospital the day she was born. I never even got to see or hold her.
I was devastated, grief-stricken, and very angry with God, as I thought He had let this happen. I didn’t know who God was or if He really existed.
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February 12, 2024 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Loving our enemies, near and far
Tony Lobl
Keeping Watch
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It doesn’t depend on you
John Biggs
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Cherished
Kim Haig
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The “flashlight of Truth”
Elizabeth Crecelius Schwartz
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“Your search is over”
Herta Tompkins
Kids
Healings
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Healed of Covid-19
Robin L. Smith
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Freed from pain in arm
Joy Booth
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Anger, fear, and bullying ended
Shawn Fields
Bible Lens
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Soul
February 12–18, 2024
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Kim Myer, Arthur Colyar, Holly Wayman