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Cultivating deeper relationships

By Scott Parker Seagren

They're two of life's biggest questions: will you spend your life with a partner? And if so, who? Discover how this man found his answers.

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WHEN TO BE STILL, WHEN TO GET MOVING

Barbara Beth Whitewater

Not long ago, in the middle of the night, I was awakened by a sharp pain above my ankle.

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Red light, green light

By Nanci Newman

As essential as red lights are to the smooth flow of traffic, don't let them impede your progress unnecessarily.

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KEEPING THE SABBATH ON THE PLAYING FIELD

Donna E. Schaper

In more and more communities both in the United States and in other countries, parents, religious workers, and students are trying to find solutions when religious services on Sunday mornings and children's sports events are scheduled for the same time.

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PETER V. UEBERROTH ON THE OLYMPIC SPIRIT

Peter V. Ueberroth

Although only one of the athletes in this week's Cover Story has competed in the Olympic Games, each of them is imbibing the Olympic ideal in her own way.

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Spirituality and sports: a proving ground

Reported by Rosalie E. Dunbar

Outstanding athletic accomplishments may figure in your life as personal goals or as things to be admired in others. Wherever you place them, the qualities of thought that the successful women athletes interviewed here bring to their respective sports belong at the top of everyone's agenda.

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Removing mountains of evil

By Tony Lobl

I do feel that my prayers along with the prayers of so many others—especially the country's own citizens—supported the progress that has been experienced.

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Dogs, and the kingdom of God

Amanda Holmes Duffy

If you've been begging your parents for a pet, you'll be interested in how these children found a dog that was perfect for them.

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WHERE IS MY FATHER?

Don G. Soule

I asked myself that question many times after my dad passed away.

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How to honor a father... even when there has been abuse

Honoring an abusive parent may seem like a foolish idea, but the Fifth Commandment is clear: "Honour thy father and thy mother." This author found it possible to do just that, even after a most difficult childhood.