December 16, 2002
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From the Editors
I've been the recipient
of several incidents of abuse in the workplace.
Article
"Maverick businesswoman
and social activist Anita Roddick is in India to conduct a course on 'Ethics, Business and Sustainability' at environmental activist Vandana Shiva's Beeja Vidyapeeth in Dehradun.
The darkness of past abuse—and the present-day limitations that are linked to it—are not beyond the reach of prayer.
During a jury trial, the author tested the power of Jesus' message to "love your enemies," and found that it held up in court.
Praying about a loved one's alcoholism can involve a tremendous struggle with anger and discouragement. It isn't always easy. But the victories it brings are beyond value.
As chief engineer and head of maintenance at a 30-year-old hotel, I give a lot of attention to time-worn equipment.
Three Sentinel staffers discuss spiritual responses to local and global crises.
How prayer was practical during a time of tension and danger in the Guatemalan Highlands
Given the author's circumstances, you might think memories of Christmas 1968 would have been dismal at best. But that was the holiday that taught her more about peace and joy.
The God whose "eye is on the sparrow" is available to help us prevent animal abuse and heal its effects.
Ten years ago, Jerry Finch left his successful sales job in Houston and bought a 50-acre ranch in the small town of Santa Fe, 30 miles to the south.
Article
The
term "abuse survivor" has become familiar these days—someone who has somehow "made it through," and finally escaped, abusive conditions.
Even in the midst of all that was going on, I would see proof of God's power to heal.
Women's
rights, at its roots, is not a political issue.
