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Letters from Westerbork
Excerpt from a 1942 letter by a young Jewish woman caught up in the Holocaust:
"It has been brought home forcibly to me here how every atom of hatred added to the world makes it an even more inhospitable place. And I also believe, childishly perhaps but stubbornly, that the earth will become more habitable again only through the love that the Jew Paul described to the citizens of Corinth in the thirteenth chapter of his first letter."
From Letters from Westerbork
by Etty Hillesum, page 36.
Reprinted by permission of
Pantheon Books, a division of
Random House, Inc.
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June 5, 1989 issue
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From argument to prayer
Thomas Richard Mitchinson
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Excerpt from a 1942 letter by a young Jewish woman...
Etty Hillesum
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PROGRAM NO. 23 - "At risk—or at peace?"
Jacqueline Als, Wanjohi King'ori with contributions from Graham, Yvette Alpe
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The living power of Church in individual lives
Gertrude P. Fogel
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Humility—it's a gift
Eve Warwick
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Where is thy faith?
L. Prescott Platt
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"There is no way to peace—peace is the way"
Myrtle Smyth
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A place without fear
Margaret I. Hardy
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One evening as I was walking from my car toward a shopping...
Nancy Gayle Nichols
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At the time of the birth of one of our children, the delivering...
Merilyn S. Knights
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I was raised in Christian Science and attended a Christian Science Sunday School...
Renee Lynn Alkire
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Two years ago my wife and I decided to spend our winter vacation...
John Lindsay Rennie with contributions from Dora Muriel Rennie