WELCOME November 15, 1999 Issue

To Our Readers

Russ Gerber

Seat Belts. Air Bags . Warning lights. Multiple safety checks. We have plenty of devices and precautions designed to keep us safe when we travel And the statistics suggest that, for the most part, people are getting from point A to point B without incident. But the safety record isn't perfect. And for many people, preparing for a trip is far from from worry-free.

With this in mind, we offer a Cover Story and sidebars that provide a different perspective on travel, one that's far more than merely hoping the odds are in your favor, or believing that under severe conditions people are helpless. Our contributors show that when God's allness and intelligence are understood, we see possibilities we hadn't seen before. The calmness or clarity, the resources or skills, that are needed at the time become apparent to us. The fear that we may have thought we had to be live with isn't the overwhelming power we believed it to be. We discover that God is a very real power and presence, and that His guidance is practical and can be counted on in every circumstance.

Before you head out on your next journey, consider taking along a whole new, spiritual perspective. It's just the ticket for making your travel experience worry-free and safe.

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