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who's to blame?

By Jayne W. Rattman

A family playing at the beach. A ring lost in the sand. Instead of finding fault with each other, they found the ring.

For those suffering from a chronic difficulty such as asthma, accepting that one is, in fact, perfect may seem like a stretch. Yet understanding this spiritual truth is key to finding permanent freedom from disease of every kind. Read of two individuals' healings of asthma, which grew out of a greater appreciation of their present spiritual perfection.

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That bountiful, universal, unifying Love

By Kaye Lyder Stoffel

"Change must come in our own thought first."

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PEACE IN THE FACE OF CONFUSION

Melissa Jane Hayden

I had been struggling in a relationship with a close friend.

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No regrets

By Richard Requarth

What job to take. Whom to marry. Where to live. None are easy decisions. Yet an unfailing guide is right now pointing out the right course for you.

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Don't block the fountain

By Don G. Soule

Keeping a fountain clean so its water can flow freely is a lot like keeping oneself ready for healing.

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God is right where you are

By Barbara-Jean Stinson

It's always a good idea to call on God. It also helps to know that your call needn't travel anywhere at all before it's answered.

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FAMILIES SOMETIMES TAKE SHAPE BEFORE THE MEMBERS MEET

How could it be that I knew my daughter long before we met?

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Redefining the family

By Nathan A. Talbot

Gone, it would seem, are the days when the nuclear family was the norm: mom, dad, two kids, settled in a home with a white picket fence. Instead, families are now structured in a wide variety of ways. Consider these recommendations for establishing your family—whatever its shape and size—on a solid foundation.