March 12, 2001
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From the Editors
Peacekeeping,
you could say, is a matter of choicemaking.
Recently two things came into my life which helped immeasurably to dispel the cloud of depression I was in following the passing of my husband.
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An Arizona rabbi is actively working for peace in the Middle East. And he's got a lot of people in the community at his side.
A case study in waging peace: how prayer brought goodwill to 12 people in a Berlin night-school class.
Not long ago, I served as chairman of a peace committee in my home country of Nigeria.
A commander in a United Nations peace mission in Cambodia tells how 400 people achieved a modern-day Exodus.
'If only God would give us a clear sign—like a large blazing arrow hanging high in the sky.'
Fundamentally, what works for kids also works for grown-ups.
We considered the team's needs, wrestled with the problems, sought guidance and insight from one another, and prayed together.
What can transform an unhappy environment is something quite simple and fundamental: a shift in thinking.
