March 3, 2003
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"Should newsrooms be more diverse
when it comes to religious faith and practice?
A Korean War veteran talks about combat, fear, and evil, and a young US Navy pilot shares her thoughts and prayers in the face of current war threats.
What about the threat of war the world is now feeling? Can joy or love or prayer really help when you're facing an enemy?
The views about war vary from one country to another. But the antidote to fear, anger, and retaliation is the same everywhere—the supremacy of God.
Fear is not something we're born with, or have to live with. And "proactive spiritual thinking" (a.k.a. prayer) can heal it.
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An international reporter with over 20 years of experience in journalism talks about how God and prayer help her promote peace through her work.
How one woman prayed when she found it was she, rather than "someone else," who felt "in the minority."
A seed sown by mother and child at an off-to-school "goodbye" comes to happy fruition in the following weekend's harvest.
Crippling menstrual pain is healed permanently through the author's recognition that peace and health are the birthright God has given us all.
I didn't have to do anything on my own, because as God's loved child I was literally being supported from the outside in and from the inside out.
For
over six decades God—divine Love—has healed me of every illness through prayer alone.
One
of the many healings I've had through trusting God to solve all types of problems happened after I started feeling a slight pain in my left knee.
Imagine
looking at the earth from high above in space.
