March 16, 1998
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I was very happy to see that the cover story for the February 16 issue is parenting.
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"Americans are frightened
for and in some cases frightened of our children," said Deborah Wadsworth, executive director of the opinion research group, Public Agenda.
Interest in health and fitness is booming. Books on these topics abound. Here's a guide for anyone wanting to know more about healthy living.
Last year when my class at school had a unit on nutrition, I asked to have an independent project.
Wondering how you can make a difference? Here's a spiritual approach that offers positive solutions.
One can feel loved and safe even in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake.
Daniel's cat needs help. Learn how he and his mom pray—and how the kitty's problem is solved.
When times seem tough and frustrating,And my skies turn from blue to gray,I just become very quietand close my eyes to pray.
That was the end of the disease. But that wasn't all. My life was now in order.
What always came to me while I was praying for this healing is that God is always with me.
Tears came as I saw that I, too, needed to forgive. Immediately the anger left, and so did the physical problem.
Experiencing such a dramatic change has helped me see more clearly the importance of recognizing the true, spiritual nature of everyone.
Each morning before work, I prayed to express poise, joy, patience, and compassion, and also to see these Christly qualities in others.
There is something constructive we can all contribute to peace efforts throughout the world.
