April 1, 2002
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From the Editors
Thirty-Some Years Ago
I was out of school and had applied for some entry-level jobs in journalism.
Article
The Institute For Research
on Unlimited Love is a new, non-profit organization at the School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
The loss of a job—or of security of any kind—can become the very platform from which you can move into a whole new way of problem solving.
While there may not be an out-and-out spiritual awakening going on in today's economy, events like the Enron collapse are definitely promoting a sea change in how people look at business.
With help from God, you can succeed against all economic odds.
Her marriage was over. She needed a new job. But she never doubted God's guidance or failed to act on it. And things really opened up.
Argentina is going through tough economic times. But this author sees a country that's primed to wake up once and for all from hardship.
The prestigious daily newspaper La Nación gives us, on its Web site, an international view of what the different media all over the world are saying about Argentina's current, serious economic situation.
Relying on God and prayer, the author was healed of multiple illnesses. But what about the disability pension she'd been receiving as a result of her condition? Could she stop relying on that?
It was the one thing that brought profound change to the author's grinding, unfulfilling work. It was gratitude.
I didn't believe God could still love me or consider me worthy of His grace.
Just like the river is never separated from its source, we are never separated from God.
I was able to fall asleep, in spite of the pain.
