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Facing change? Let spiritual ideals lead you.
Solid ground in the midst of change
Change seems to be an integral part of life these days. People are changing careers, homes, lifestyles, and even their marital status surprisingly often. In addition, the family, the environment, and governments often face major adjustments at an accelerating rate.
Change can sometimes be so sudden or drastic that it shakes a person's very foundation. People may be afraid to leave their comfort zones and explore new options. Most of the time, human nature demands the familiar, the comfortable, the easy. It resists change.
Not long ago, I went to a meeting where various new ideas came up for possible adoption. After a brief discussion, all of the motions for change were soundly defeated. Someone said, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I was surprised by the negative vote, because I thought some of the suggestions were good ones. But most people felt that since the organization was running smoothly enough, there was no need for any adjustments.
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October 16, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
Cyril Rakhmanoff
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Mildred F. Hines, Willie Mae Bailey
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items of interest
with contributions from John Paul Stevens, William H. Rehnquist
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Facing change? Let spiritual ideals lead you.
By Candace du Mars
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BOOK REVIEW
Clare G. Turner
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DEALING WITH UNEXPECTED CHANGE
David Newbern
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SEVEN THOUSAND MILES' WORTH OF CHANGE
Barbara Manning Worrall
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Cruising the highways with God
By Leslee Godfrey Allen
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Porters and bouncers
By Robert Dennison Wright
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Having enough to share
By Elaine R. Follis
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GOODNESS IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE
Dorothy Dipuo Maubane
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Take the haze out of hazing
William Albert Cole
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Get off the dreadmill
By Steven A. Salt
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Prayer heals head injury
Hugh R. Chamberlin
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Successful re-entry into the workplace
Cynthia P. Hammar
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Eye injury quickly healed
Paul Osborne Williams
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Long-standing injury healed through prayer
Andrew V. Scripter
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Praying for others restores full mobility
August Janssen
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A holistic approach to healthcare
By Curtis J. Wahlberg
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Good morning, poet!
Mary Metzner Trammell