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Restoring hope for the environment
When developers and environmentalists draw battle lines, one of the first casualties may be hope. Answers about how land should be used —or should have been used—seem to diminish as disagreements heat up. Yet New Zealand conservation scientist Glen Lauder finds that prayer can help hope spring up again and can lead to new views of solutions to environmental problems as well as to greater agreement between those on both sides of the debate. Dr. Lauder is a conservancy advisory scientist for the Department of Conservation in Invercargill, New Zealand. Portions of this interview were also broadcast on shortwave by The Herald of Christian Science.
Glen, as a Christian Scientist and as a conservation officer, you must be looking for solutions in unique ways. What's at issue and what's your approach?

May 14, 1990 issue
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Dear Reader
with contributions from The Editors
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Restoring hope for the environment
with contributions from Glen Lauder
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FROM HAND TO HAND
B. J. C.
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Prayer and natural disasters
Thomas C. Asher
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"Isn't he like his Father!"
Barbara R. Banks
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Cross-bearing, spirituality, and healing
Janice Koller
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An honest investigation of Christian Science healing
Elaine Natale
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Brooks changes course
Leslie Cavill Haslam
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As a youngster I came into contact with Christian Science and...
Hendrika Adriana van der Horst-Moulijn
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When I was eleven years old, my mother was healed overnight,...
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Christian Science was introduced to me at a time of great...
Brenda Hylton Evers
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Shortly before I was born, a neighbor gave my mother a...
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