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Pharmacist, hunter, occasional fisherman, NDSU Bison fan, suffering Vikings fan, and Jodi's husband.
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How To Know God Offers A Transformative Path To Experiencing Divine Presence Daily

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By Thomas Johnson
| EIN Presswire
How to Know God: by Waiting on Him in the Power and Presence of His Holy Spirit by Thomas Johnson Thomas Johnson shares a heartfelt devotional guiding readers to encounter God personally through waiting, faith, and the Holy Spirit.
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Cora, Martha, And Other Stories By Thomas Penn Johnson

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By Thomas Johnson
| myMotherLode.com Verified
Why I Chose Short Stories to Tell These Lives People often ask why I continue to write. The answer is simple: there are still stories that need telling. Over the years, I’ve watched people live their entire lives in ways that never make headlines. I’ve seen dignity exercised quietly, cruelty disguised as routine, and kindness offered without ceremony. Those moments stay with you. Eventually, they ask to be shaped into something that lasts. Short stories became the natural form for this work.
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Thomas Johnson: WV deserves better from drug discount program (Opinion)

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By Thomas Johnson
| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified
When Congress created the 340B drug discount program in the early 1990s, its mission was simple but powerful: Help safety net providers serve low-income patients by giving them access to discounted prescription medications. For West Virginia – a state with the nation’s fourth-highest poverty rate and among the highest rates of chronic disease – this program should be a lifeline. Instead, it has become something else entirely.
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