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When a neighborhood is a place where neighbors value one another, there's a sense of caring, mutual support. This kind of respect for each other builds a strong neighborhood.
When this neighborliness is missing, bigotry, violence, and crime can all too easily take over, and fear set in. What can we do then to help rebuild trust and respect? Can one person make a difference?

December 9, 1991 issue
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The Editors
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Christian warriors
Joe Eller
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A businessman's dilemma: doing the right thing, through prayer
Written for the Sentinel
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Yielding to God: an "I" for an "i"
William Welsh Holland
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The Bible Lesson: a true refuge
Horacio Hector Colombo
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With Love, you can do it
Richard C. Bergenheim
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What we all can do
Michael D. Rissler
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Brotherhood builds neighborhood
Ann Kenrick
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I would like to express my gratitude for Christian Science
David DeWitt Boggs
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Upon waking one morning I found it almost impossible...
Letty Scrimgeour Dorr
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The first Christian Science healing I witnessed occurred...
Betty Mitchell Ames
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Seven years ago when our younger daughter was three...
Nancy Rosebush with contributions from James S. Rosebush