From the Editors November 18, 1991 Issue

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In grade school, you may remember, we studied nomads —desert tribes and Laplanders. Today the world as a whole seems somewhat nomadic, and fast-moving events frequently make an individual feel vulnerable, unsettled, less than significant.

But God has not created nor is He responsible for a human predicament, whatever we feel it to be. The fact of God, Spirit, being All-in-all, the one reality, means that we can never find ourselves in a situation in which divine Love isn't recognizing, valuing, and caring for us.

Anneliese Bolt reached out to that law of Love when the ship she was traveling on was damaged by pack ice and was sinking off the coast of Norway. She felt that her prayer had a lot to do with her own peace and the effective rescue efforts that followed.

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