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The changing world of work
If you think the span of three generations is a long time, think again. In just over a year's time, some folks have happily made the transition from working with one generation of personal computers—the bulky, desktop kind—to the lighter, more mobile laptop, to the totally portable handheld device. Now able to read, write, do research, or communicate electronically anywhere, these folks have found a little more time to give to some of those "wish list" items we're all familiar with.
God is the cause of genuine progress.
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August 14, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
Mary Metzner Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Richard M. Marcotte, Helen Ruhl Kininmouth, Louise Hepner
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items of interest
with contributions from Duane Shank, Alexander S. Costello, Vera lawlor
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An identity you can't lose
By Channing Walker
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Are we there yet?
By Robert J. Rockabrand
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Take those talents off the shelf
By James Christopher Shoaf
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Making a difference in the new millennium
with contributions from The Editors, Kathryn Danak, Heather Gregory, Evan Steiner, Allison Tar, Alasdair Michael Nicolson
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Olympics under the magnifying glass
By Beverly Goldsmith
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Your real life story
By Helen Burnett Lapp
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Sincerity leads to success
By Lynn Gray Jackson
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Leg pain healed; disputes resolved
Deborah E. Stuart
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Long-standing friction with family member healed
Charlotte L. Hume
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Prayer heals blood poisoning
Peter Shepherd
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Full mobility restored following injuries
M. Anne Mepham
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The day I sold my gun
By Elizabeth A. Derby
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The changing world of work
Russ Gerber