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'Everything toward peace has an effect'
RECENTLY WE SAT DOWN with Kayed Khalil and Mishi Neubach. Kayed is a Palestinian-American chiropractor living in the Boston area, and Mishi is an Israeli tour guide and teacher who lives in Jerusalem. Over several hours, Mishi and Kayed listened and responded to one another—at times working to diffuse tension as they discussed the history of the Palestine-Israel situation, as well as their personal experiences regarding their homeland.
One event. Two perspectives. Both with merit. How do we find resolution? This question came up again and again in our discussion.

April 22, 2002 issue
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Where peace starts
Dave Hohle
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Jack Plimpton, Susan J. Ehart, Margaret Terry, Barbara P. Roberts, Jim Bender, Robin A. R. Lovci
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SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE NEW CENTER OF CHRISTIANITY
Philip Jenkins
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Prayer on the job can relieve stress
Jane M. Von Bergen
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Pakistan church members gather for services
Danica Kirka
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LANGUAGE AN IMPORTANT TOOL IN CREATING HARMONY
Feisal Abdul Rauf
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'Everything toward peace has an effect'
with contributions from Kayed Khalil, Mishi Neubach
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In a clash of wills: victory or surrender?
Nate Talbot
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Flight attendant learns to love despite air rage
Naomi Watson
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Prayer in divorce court
Karen Walsh
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Real men DON'T ABUSE WOMEN
By Edward W. Gondolf
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A MEMO-WAR ENDS
By Paul Condylis
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Civility by Stephen L. Carter
By Warren Bolon Sentinel staff
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In her true light...
Mary Baker Eddy
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Prayer removes facial growths
John Vance
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Faith renewed, health regained
Brigitte Rochaix
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Effects of polio not beyond help
Kathie Gould
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The promise of renewed love
Channing Walker