December 29, 2003
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From the Editors
A Couple of Saturday nights ago
I was at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in the Kips Bay section of Manhattan, waiting for a movie next door to start.
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"Sophia Marriage
is one of a number of professionals who are leaving their high-flying careers to train as [Anglican] priests.
Since our Creator is the very Truth of our being, there is no other ultimate destination for anyone.
For the author, the path out of drug addiction, criminal charges, and personal grief pointed toward looking beyond her problems and loving others.
The prayer of one concerned world citizen sets an orphaned boy on a homeward journey, and touches the lives of many people along his path.
During the time my mother was in the hospital, and later when my father also became ill—both having passed on within months of each other—I don't remember ever feeling traumatized or devastated, even though I loved them very much.
Read what a successful banker did when he discovered a need for rewards in life that money couldn't buy.
According to Scherr, "I was always looking for something or someone outside of myself to help me . . . when it was really something between God and me."
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The
Bible is, among other things, a list of unforgettable walks, says author John Ortberg.
Shortly after Mark's mother died his dad asked if I would take Mark shopping for new clothes.
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The cartoon sketch
is of family gathered around the television, crouching and trembling, faces screwed up in anticipatory horror and fear.
I knew in in that moment that this infinite Love was the only power, overruling any unkindness or hatred.
While
at school, I developed a love for sport—running, mountain biking, circuit training.
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Except for pages 4, 5, and 19, any full pages or double-page spreads in this issue may be reproduced or enlarged on paper.
Most of today's spiritual travelers are searching for the same answers.
