January 6, 2003
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From the Editors
The morning before
the November 28 assaults on Israelis in the Kenyan city of Mombasa, I sat with a stranger in Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe on Columbus Avenue, Boston.
Article
"The ongoing war against HIV/AIDS has received an added boost with the launching of a non-governmental organization.
An international education program aims to connect tomorrow's leaders today, helping the rising generation to learn hands-on about the importance of cultural understanding and peaceful problem solving.
The concept of the Brick Project was inspired in part by a book called The Cathedral Within, by Bill Shore.
Throughout the world, people are getting together to celebrate music's ability to unify, inspire, and bring healing.
I've had a hunger for "world music" for more than a decade, and sacred music has a special place in my heart.
Spend a snowy winter afternoon watching composer/choral director John Rutter find the soul in a Psalm-inspired choral performance.
In our yearning to see peace in the world, our prayers may be best served right now by the specific desire to see God's wisdom governing national policies.
In prayer, a big step of progress comes when you move from being self-centered to becoming God-centered.
The author has found satisfying explanations for the sometimes-baffling contradictions of Scripture, by learning to consider the standpoint from which they're made.
As this account shows, you can even pray about the improper placement of trash receptacles!
Reading about the writer's gentling of thought started me on the track toward my own healing.
I
have studied Christian Science for 27 years, and have had many healings, but I'd like to tell of one that was particularly meaningful to me.
For
many years I had a lump in the middle of my chest, about the size of a US quarter.
Some
might say, as they think about the dawning new year, "There's just no point in holding out hope for our world.
