April 27, 1998
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Letters
In my early college years and during my first decade of teaching, the term kid was frowned upon.
items of interest
"Even though I
do not talk about God, I would tremble to do this work without involving God each time," says Lorraine Monroe, a thirty-year veteran teacher who has worked in some of New York City's toughest schools.
Article
More often than not, those struggling with demestic violence are given little hope that they can overcome abusive patterns and rebuild their marriage free from the threat of violence. This couple, however, was able to do just that. You'll find their story inspiring.
Poem
Sweet prayers of truth reach deeplyInto being,Enfolding errors long ago imposedOn innocent consciousness.
Article
"Union of the masculine and feminine qualities constitutes completeness.
Article
Once this father and daughter decide to shut discouragement and frustration out of their thoughts, healing results.
Article
Joy isn't a scarce commodity that we hope someone will give us. Rather it's ours to share with others—abundantly.
Article
All one could ever hope for in a mate is ours to companion with now and forever.
Article
Don't be like a sheep, stuck with the flock. Follow God's lead instead.
Article
This map shows a way that the children of Israel may have traveled when they left Egypt.
Testimony of Healing
This healing took place twenty years ago and has been permanent.
Testimony of Healing
Turning my thought to the fact of God's ever-present control prevented serious aftereffects.
Testimony of Healing
I was so grateful to witness such a quick proof of God's immediate help.
Testimony of Healing
I had a feeling that already God's love had smoothed the way for me.
WORKPLACE
How grateful I was that all the team members agreed not to take the unethical route.
Editorial
Is
a techno-future in store for us, as many would have us believe, where everything takes second place to a world of computers and robotics?
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