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In Pristina, a green vase sings from a table left standing
A white chaliced tulip, orange-crowned daffodils butter and honeycupped, the perfume of narcissuspetal fanned, these are vowels in God's own language. In such soundslove tenders itself to nearly a millionrefugees, the children, and echoes backamong the rocks and camouflage as a voice asking, What have you done?A lone cellist's bow gently drawnon and over a world's heart still singsa song with no clash, no consonants.
Amid rubble flowers want to bloom.It rains. Gardens obey and grow.
April 15, 2002 issue
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A pipeline to happiness
Bettie Gray
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Manfred Krueger, Sandra Norris, Susan Rynerson, Mary H. Reed, Claire Louise Wilmot, Elena Brady
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items of interest
with contributions from Barbara Stahura, Dan Schaeffer, Robert Sapolsky, Warren Bolon, Ellie Pierce
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JOY that can't be stolen away
By Dorothy Estes
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A reason to be glad
By Mark Swinney
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HAPPINESS that comes with a GUARANTEE
By Margaret Rogers
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step by step OUT OF DEPRESSION
By Cynthia Tyler
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'Thou hast turned my mourning into dancing ...'
with contributions from Anne Early, Katherine Hildreth
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In Pristina, a green vase sings from a table left standing
By Warren Bolon
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The Sentinel asks... 'What brings lasting happiness?'
with contributions from Erin Callahan, Beckie Myers, Suzanne M. Cowin, Tony Goncalves, David Stevens, Matthew Bouchard, Liz Orr, Barbara Gritten, Suzanne Sinclair
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A Church less rigid
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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–––– 100 years ago
Sentinel staff
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Prayer alone heals serious dog bite
Genevieve E. Eckhardt
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Severe burn quickly healed
Gladys A. de Pombo
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Family relationship sweetened through prayer
Judy Findley
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Happiness that lasts
Kay Olson
