December 24, 2001
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From the Editors
It Happened Recently
outside the supermarket, on an uncharacteristically warm day for late November in Massachusetts.
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"Church Leaders,
city officials and lay ministers are utilizing an unconventional weapon to reduce crime and drug activity in Baltimore: prayer gatherings.
People are offered many reasons to feel sadness in December, this year even more than usual. So here's a counteroffer—reasons to fight holiday depression with the help of God.
King George VI included these lines by Minnie Louise Haskins in his broadcast to the British nation on Christmas Day 1939.
Sometimes painful memories of family friction keep creeping back to ruin this year's Christmas joy. Here's how one man broke the cycle.
Many people around the world lack shelter this holiday season. Wherever they find themselves, God can lead them to better places of security and comfort.
Memories of sacred places in Jerusalem and Galilee spark in the author powerful images of victory over fear and misery.
People from around the world give their inspired answers.
When we feel the pain of missing someone who has meant so much in our lives, restoration comes in finding what we can mean in other people's lives.
Over a period of almost two years, I suffered from severe pain in my head and neck and nausea that came and went for no apparent reason.
I felt peace and joy to know I was "the child of His care."
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Many feel the need to be close, to honor the season in a quiet, simpler way.
