with contributions from David Goldsmith, Arthur G. Elliott, Marc W. Abel, Barbara Byler Saum
If only billboards along all highways worldwide were like the signs described by Susan Omar in "My prayer on the road to Alexandria," published in the April 21 issue.
with contributions from Ann Winterholter, Richard Dymond, Tim Rutten
"NO MATTER WHAT A PERSON MAY BELIEVE ABOUT WHO JESUS IS
—a good man, moral teacher, prophet, God—the fact remains that he set a high standard for healing in life and death: the miracle.
Threats to public health demand that people take action. And we can do it by praying about contagious situations, which includes facing down our fears.
Here's how one world traveler has found protection from illness, opportunities for new friendships, and the ability to help other people—all by honoring the sovereign power of God.
There's renewed talk of working toward a settlement in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Every prayer we voice for peace helps further this goal, chipping away at conflict and terror.
In the juggling act between work, family, and recreation, prayer helped this musician find a way to keep herself in tune—without struggle or sacrifice.