WELCOME July 6, 1998 Issue

To Our Readers

William E. Moody

All of us take journeys. Some are the everyday variety. A trip to the grocery store. The carpool ride to the office each morning. Taking the kids to soccer practice. Other journeys are more significant. A visit to family members who live hundreds of miles away. The move across country to start a new job and make a new home. The beginning of retirement after forty years in the workplace.

Then there's what might be called the journeys of personal discovery, spiritual journeys, where we're learning who we are, what our purpose is, what our life means. This is the kind of journey reported in this week's Cover Story.

Three people from very different walks of life tell how they sought real meaning in their lives, learned to trust in God, and found new direction and even healing through His grace.

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