May 22, 2000
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From the Editors
The hamster's name
was Nibbles, because of his habit of nibbling the hand that fed him.
Article
In an article for Habitat World, Millard Fuller, the founder of Habitat for Humanity International, a nonprofit organization that provides low-cost housing around the world, spoke about the Bible's message in relation to helping the poor.
Is suicide ever really an answer? This author shows why it isn't and offers tender comfort and encouragement for those facing apparently hopeless conditions. But his message isn't only for those feeling desperate. It's gift of cheer—and a call to action—for all.
Imagine big, fat cows cowering in the face of a little schnauzer barking on the far side of a big fence. Besides providing a good laugh, the scene led to inspiration and healing.
From aggravation to appreciation—who would have guessed that a noisy group of skateboarders might set off such a progressive train of thought (and prayer)?
In a word, yes! You can count on God's provision during even the toughest of times.
What might prayer and alphabet soup have in common? The ABC's, of course.
She'd considered committing suicide for months. Then one night she started thinking about escape instead. The switch set her free to live her life happily.
Here, an Olympic-hopeful shares how she prays to overcome the limitations of time and distance. Her insights aren't just for other athletes, though. They're for couch potatoes, too, and everyone in between.
At the end of two weeks, there was no evidence of the burn.
The doctor smiled and said that praying was the better way.
I continued working on the project, and shortly it was completed.
"Under God's government, there are no conflicts of interest."
