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Prayer on the job can relieve stress
The Philadelphia Inquirer
"In a nation where 80 percent of the adults who responded to a recent Gallup poll said they believed they had a personal relationship with God, it is not surprising that [many workers] pray on the job or about their work.
"Some pray for wisdom; some pray for clients, coworkers and patients. Some pray alone at a desk, in a chapel, or even ducking into a bathroom stall. 'It is like a little room, and then you can say anything that you want to the God who is everywhere,' said... Rosemary Miller, a secretary.

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