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Prayer for the Middle East
Last spring , in preparation for a conference I was co-directing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, I gave a lot of thought to identifying what I perceived to be the barriers to peace in the Middle East.
One major obstacle that occurred to me was intransigence—anger, hurt, or pride. Clashing opinions and desires create stalemate, obscuring the possibility of peace.

October 27, 2003 issue
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Hearts lifted above grief
Marilyn Jones
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letters
with contributions from Cherie B. Nelson, Joy V. Smith, Alistair Budd, Maria Calvi, Maralee Knowlen, Ellen Tumlin White
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items of interest
with contributions from Tim McGuire, Jason Keyser, Eugene B. Habecker
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What death can never take away
By Richard Bergenheim
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God gave Enrico another grandpa
By Annette Falisi
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Stepping into the sunlight
By Warren Bolon Senior Writer
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moving past the agony
By Richard Biever
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Prayer on the wind
By Wendy Wylie Winegar
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Welcome home
By Sarah C. Nelson
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give me a break!
By Barbara Weigt
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Through a spiritual lens—A CARING HAND
Peter Anderson
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Where do you look for love?
By Lisa Taylor
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Troubleshooting
William Stafford
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Prayer for the Middle East
Name removed by request
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Symptoms of tendinitis healed
Bonny Laver
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Healing of kidney stones
Ana Cláudia Xavier
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No longer addicted to smoking
Karin Staehler
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A better path than grief
Stephen T. Gray