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The holidays—what's different this year?
That's what we asked people from around the world in the wake of the events of September 11. Here are some of their answers.
During the holidays this year, people are thinking more about what other people need—like food, water, clothing, and health.
Auburn, California
The holidays mean so much more to me now. I remember how I felt as I walked in a parade for the New York firemen from our neighborhood who were lost on September 11—everyone holding a candle in one hand and a flag in the other. I felt closer to God and man. I wanted to live my prayer.
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December 24, 2001 issue
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Christmas comes again
Steve Graham
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Laura Lawrence, Robin Pryor, Muriel Tiedemann, Marjorie Harrington, Martha Brumbaugh-Peters
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items of interest
with contributions from Eric Tiansay, David Steindl-Rast, Matthew B. Horne, Isabel Allende, Mark Matousek, Jeanie Davis, Thomas E. Phillips
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Do away with depression at the holidays
By Brian Clendenen
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"THE GATE OF THE YEAR"
Bill Stay
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How I found peace at Christmas
By David G. Shields
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Never without a father
By Eva-Maria Hogrefe
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A place to live
By Carrie T. Becker
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A CHRISTMAS VIEW of the Holy Land
By Cynthia A. Neely
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The holidays—what's different this year?
By Sentinel staff
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To someone who has lost a loved one
By Laurie Husselbee
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A season to laugh
By Merelice
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God's care in every need
Meryl Graham
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Persistent prayer brings results
Jackie Nash
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The warmth of God's love heals circulatory illness
Graciela de García
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Kidney stones healed through prayer
Andy Hill
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A desire for Christmas
Kay Olson