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A deeper dimension to you and to your work
Southwest Airlines is one company that puts an enormous value on spirituality. Rita Bailey is Director of University for People, Southwest's recruiting and training arm. Recently she told the Sentinel's radio edition what has made her enjoy working there for over 20 years.
"It's simply because I have the freedom to be myself," she said.
That freedom means a great deal to Bailey, as it does to a growing number of people today. It's not about merely being able to choose one's own work hours or to dress flashier or more casually than others. It goes to a deeper level.
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July 30, 2001 issue
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Even if the weather is cloudy
Cyril Rakhmanoff
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from G. L. Shoup, Dorothy D. Maurane, Henry Holt
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items of interest
Pauline Rudd
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Where is God... in a moment of desperation?
Name removed by request
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IF I TAKE THE WINGS OF THE MORNING ...
Ryder Stevens
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When people need your help?
An interview with Noel Fischer, Christian Science practitioner
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When you're drifting out to sea?
By Katie Martin
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Major lessons from minor robberies
By Bea Roegge
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The Psalms: prayers of affirmation
By Jeffrey A. Steffens
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An inner monologue after a tough day
By Cheryl Petersen
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Some ways to trust God more wholeheartedly
By Lila Montgomery
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Larry King Live! viewers respond to CNN interview
By Sentinel Staff
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A changed life
Richard Grove
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Prayer for a child's injuries
Eugenia A. Campelo
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A business is saved and prospers
John A. Westman, Jr.
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Daily prayer proved effective
Rose Mideva Mudida
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A quick healing
Ashley Raimondi
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A deeper dimension to you and to your work
Russ Gerber