May 5, 2003
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From the Editors
As people Around The World
turn their attention from television images of war to the colossal work that it will take to rebuild and restore the shattered lives, economy, and infrastructure of Iraq, individuals from countries across the globe may ask, "What can I do to contribute to this effort?
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"Parents must lead by example and show children the importance of forging friendships with peers from different racial, cultural and religious backgrounds.
The most important phase is already underway—the healing process. Prayer is what will help to further it.
Even in the middle of turmoil and change, people can express beautiful, constructive qualities of God, which will bring progress and development.
The guilt and anger tied to past events is not beyond the reach of today's prayer, which can always bring regeneration and forward momentum.
Forgiveness, courage, and compassion all come from God. They are powerful qualities that rebuild lives.
In the second of a two-part series, an entrepreneur shares his thoughts on the role spirituality is playing in the reconstruction—and rebirth—of his homeland.
Immediate help came from a short prayer of petition: "Father, I need Your help!"
As
a triathlete, I know how wonderful it feels to be right on track.
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As the war
in Iraq appears near closure, one's attention naturally turns to the need to reconstruct, or restore, what has been lost.
I prayed for a better feeling of balance in my own life and in the demands of work.
A little
over a year ago, I began having muscle spasms in my back.
It can only help for each of us to give consent to the higher laws that impel spontaneous moral remission.
