November 27, 2000
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From the Editors
Most of us have,
at one time or another, been stirred by the images on TV, in newspapers, or in magazines that bring the issue of world hunger right to our doorstep.
These Sentinels, with their focus on prayer, came at just the right moment for our family.
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"Religion is an essential part of our lives that deserves careful and discerning attention on television," says Bob Abernethy, host of Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly.
Progress has occurred around the globe in the last century, even the last decade. Yet some problems seem nearly impossible to solve. World hunger appears to be one of them, but it doesn't have to be. Here's how you can help.
Each day when I fire up my browser to go on the Internet, I click a button that takes me to "The Hunger Site".
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V. Balu is a paper collage artist from Bangalore, India. He also is a global peace activist.
What do you do when your appaloosa ends up running through the traffic? Pray, that's what.
So you made your point brilliantly. But what about the feelings you may have hurt along the way? Here's how to do it better next time.
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The Bible contains over 3,000 questions and Science and Health over 500.
I resumed playing hockey three weeks after the accident.
Now our son is an adult of average height.
Several minutes later, there was a joyful and relieved shout.
I first walked into a Christian Science church two weeks before the birth of Jenna, my second child.
About two years ago, I was in my laundry room putting clothes into the washing machine.
What a sad commentary it would be on God to believe that He is helpless to care for His own creation.
