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Peacebuilding in Bosnia
Our Bus Climbed the mountains into the tiny town of Neum on Bosnia's Adriatic coast, where our small NGO (nongovernment organization) would be working again this past summer, as we have done for the last three summers.
We looked out at the peaceful, colorful scene below. Small farms dotted the landscape—the colors everywhere were vibrant, as Bosnians (Serbs and Muslims alike) use every space available to cultivate fruits, vegetables, and flower gardens. Beach houses topped with orange-tiled Mediterranean roofs, contrasted with the sparkling, steely blue of the Adriatic Sea, completed the bold dashes of color.
About the author
Demaris and her husband, David Hart, live on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts.

September 23, 2002 issue
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When the spirit moves you
Bettie Gray
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letters
with contributions from Ron Miller, Charlotte Reges, Keitha Walker, Jean Willets, Bob Hodges, Meredith Shields
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Items of interest
with contributions from James S. Gordon, Joyce Tenneson, David Tarrant
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Moved by the Spirit
By Warren Bolon Sentinel staff
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A spiritual journey
By Joan Wattam
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Peacebuilding in Bosnia
By Demaris Wehr
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Green pastures
By John Selover
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Breaking barriers with God
By Lyle Young
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KIDS ... WATER ... SAFETY ... PRAYER
with contributions from Jeanine Millington
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Touched by grace
By Grace Anderson
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In her true light ...
Mary Baker Eddy
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This is war
By Nate Talbot
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Prayer heals flu
Joanne M. Battista
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In the swim, unafraid
Thelma Luedeman
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Scar disappears after 20 years
Jan Johnston
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A song of encouragement
Editor