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The March issue of testimony is out.
Stories this month include:
ON THE ISSUE
A Prescription for Addiction
The changing face of drug abuse
From pain relievers to multivitamins, we have become a society of pill poppers. It can be argued that pharmaceutical advances have dramatically improved the quality of our lives. But there is another story that must be told—the story of people trapped in life-threatening addictions to prescription drugs. Lisa Hall Wilson sheds some light on this dangerous and growing trend. Read the full story here.
PERSPECTIVE
Spiritual Footprints
Considering the mark we leave for eternity
Global warming. Diminishing non-renewable resources. Earth friendly products. With all of the attention being paid to the physical impact of our lives on the planet, Maureen Breakspear asks the question: What about the mark we leave for eternity?
YOUR STORY
Living Beyond Disability
Interview with Jacqueline Morris
Beethoven, Thomas Edison, Agatha Christie, F. D. Roosevelt—what did they all have in common? Each of them achieved great things in their respective fields while dealing with some form of disability. Author and lecturer Helen Keller, born both blind and mute, once said, “Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it.” In this month’s YOUR STORY, Jacqueline Morris tells us about her overcoming.
LIFESTYLE
On An Encouraging Note
When the gift of words is enough
It is such a simple gift to give. It may cost as little as the price of a stamp or a card, but it can turn on a light of hope and inspire courage in someone who has run out of both. Rose McCormick Brandon reminds us that “encourage one another” is a command of Scripture. Look for a copy at your church or subsribe by e-mailing testimony@paoc.org.
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