September 28, 1998
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From the Editors
When you're introduced
to a new concept, do you find yourself closing your mind or tearing the concept apart before you've honestly examined it for what it is?
Thank you for all the articles in the periodicals recently regarding children and their nurture.
Article
During the year 2000
, the British government is hoping that twelve million people will visit the Millennium Dome in London's Greenwich.
One hears a lot about integrity—about the desire for it and, too often, about the absence of it. Rarely, though, does one hear it referred to as a cure for whatever ails one. Discover here the healing essence—and effect—of integrity.
If we think of integrity as a strong, silent kind of quality, Stephen L.
It's comforting to know that wherever you find yourself, God is already there. Actually, understanding this does more than comfort—it heals.
Feel as though you need more money, a house, a car? This author needed a bridge in order to cross the creek outside her home. The insight that led to a resolution for her could help meet your need as well.
What started out as an experiment led to a peaceful resolution of a potentially explosive conflict—not once, but twice.
If you've done something you're ashamed of, is guilt your only option? No. God's blessing awaits you.
Getting headed in the right direction can be a victory in itself, but it may be only half the battle. Here's help staying the course no matter what obstacles loom ahead.
Accomplishing all that we need to get done depends less on time than inspiration.
I am very glad to be able to show my normal face again, with its smile.
Within a few minutes, my son got up and said that he didn't hurt anymore.
By the time I got there, I was completely healed!
I was delighted to have full use of my arm immediately.
Good isn't found (or lost) at a toss of the dice. Good is never an accident.
