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Working together
In her book, Grey Is the Color of Hope, Irina Ratushinskaya gives a moving account of her imprisonment in a remote Siberian labor camp. She was one of a small group of women housed together in a separate area called the "Small Zone," reserved for those considered especially "dangerous" because of their political views.
Starvation, humiliation, and isolation were employed to attempt to weaken the prisoners and break their resistance. Lies and enticing promises of reward were intended to sow distrust among them and to get them to inform on one another.

May 6, 1991 issue
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Back to the basic idea that we are all created in God's image
with contributions from Krister Stendahl
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Learning how to defeat prejudice
Robert A. Johnson
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SECOND THOUGHT
"Into the Valley of Death, Good Will Brings Peace" by Christopher S. Wren
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The glow of reflected light
Jan Johnston
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Is it practical to rely on God for guidance?
Horacio Hector Colombo
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Healing and "growth in grace"
Alice W. Cooke
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I asked myself, Is this really me?
Ann Kenrick
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Working together
Elaine Natale
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A Few years ago my husband and I were driving on a busy...
Mary Lee Dyer with contributions from Fred C. Dyer, Jr.
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For many years I experienced mood changes each month...
Elizabeth P. Kellogg
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"Spirit, God, gathers unformed thoughts into their proper...
Donald Dietrichs with contributions from Marilyn A. Dietrichs
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My parents' first exposure to the healing efficacy of Christian Science...
Michelle Boccanfuso