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Looking for a better process?
Anyone who has switched to a different computer system, as I have recently, knows what it's like to be introduced to a new set of processes. How is it those once-simple tasks became more complicated? I'll get used to the new system eventually, I'm sure. But this raises important questions about process itself. What constitutes a better process? Is it one that's simpler? Speedier? More efficient? Are we serving some process more than it's serving us?

January 31, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Michéle Bryant—Cabral, Kathy Leech
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items of interest
with contributions from Deborah F. Galiga, Scott Simon, A. Katherine Grieb
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On the ethics of prayer
Channing Walker
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Unafraid of their names
By Carol Rockhold Miller
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The healing harps
Christine Jenks Herlinger
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Afraid of losing someone dear?
Helga Janesch
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Death's travesty
Dorothy Gordon
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"Challenging Our Nation's Spirit"
By Kim Shippey
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When friends pray together
Brett Ellen Keeler and Chloe Jamerson
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Dear Sentinel,
with contributions from Joel Brundage, Lucille G. Hammel
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Protection while driving; back pain healed
Paul E. Murray
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Prayer heals injured arm and shoulder
Jane Rolleston Rueckert
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Unsightly growths disappear
Charles Hanson Kaehn
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Looking for a better process?
Russ Gerber