December 2, 2002
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From the Editors
IN THE MIDST
of a Sunday morning blizzard, I got a call from a neighbor.
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"FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS,
my colleagues and I have conducted in-depth, individually administered 30to 40-minute interviews [regarding forming stereotypes and evaluating acts of exclusion based on gender or race] with more than 500 children and adolescents living in different communities around the Washington, D.
The violence that has been rocking the world can be seen as a giant wake-up call to prayer.
A Marine corporal asks: Is it possible to serve and not be separated from God's care for everyone involved?
Insted of giving up or falling apart when you're feeling vulnerable or in danger, you can discover the prayer that makes a real difference.
If you or someone you love is nervous about flying, the author had you in mind when she wrote this article.
It's Christmas Eve, and all the children in the house are suddenly sick. Is the holiday now ruined? Or is this going to be the moment when "the light of Truth" shines brightest?
Breaking up was hard to do, but this young woman learned not to cling to the "tatters" of unhappiness.
Is there a link between prayer and protection on the highway? The following experience points to a "yes" answer.
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Once
I finished the first of J.
She was somewhere under tenoutside playing in the yardwhen something went amiss,so she quickly went inside,passing her mom busy in the kitchen,to her room where she threwherself on the bed and silentlyasked God to help her do better.
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Hanukkah
IS a time for religious observance, family, food, and fun.
I sensed that she had exactly what I needed, but I didn't know what it was.
One
of the first things I learned as a child in Sunday School was not to believe in luck.
I began
to read Science and Health when I was suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis.
"Music should infect the world with joy."
—BOBBY MCFERRINCOMPOSER/MUSICIAN
