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Back and Forth
a dialogue with readers
Sometimes it's easy to think of praying for the world as trying to fix up something "over there." But prayer for "the healing of the nations" has effects at home as well as abroad. When we pray for peace, for justice, and for greater brotherhood in other lands, we shouldn't be surprised if we are stirred to bring our prayers into our own lives. And as the following letter from a reader indicates, prayer makes us ready and able to help wherever we are.
The Editors
November 23, 1987 issue
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In this Book of books
Heidi J. Snow
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What are you listening for?
Jennifer Enid le Grange
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Tender comfort for humanity
James Lawrence Wright
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True greatness
Norman Aswald Walter
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The Bible: our candle on the water
Jan Johnston
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Glorify the infinite
Eric Bole
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The camel, the humps, and the "I" of the needle
Susan Dane Gilboy
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Science and Health, prayer, and law
Allison W. Phinney
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The riches of God's love
Ann Kenrick
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Unconditional joy
Peggie Case Paulus
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I am grateful that there are now five generations in my family...
Betty D. Slappey
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The previous testifier is my mother, and I feel very privileged...
Jerri Barnes Davenport
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Back and Forth
with contributions from The Editors, James Early
