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Pause to remember, move toward freedom
Many WILL BE PAUSING this week to remember the events of September 11, 2001. While reassessing the impact of the damage and response, it helps to keep in mind the immeasurable—the power of desire to keep moving toward something resembling a better world. The global silent majority is hungrier than ever for peace and order.
There was some small hint of a better world in the way the people of New York, Detroit, Cleveland, and other cities and villages responded to last month's Big Blackout in the northeastern US and Canada—in the calm and order that prevailed, in acts of kindness.

September 8, 2003 issue
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Technology: servant or master?
Steve Graham
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letters
with contributions from Christopher L. Lowenberg, Chestnut Booth, Aso Uche Joses, Linda Wentzel
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Items of interest
with contributions from Ari Bloomekatz, Andrew Galvin
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How today's technology should serve us
By Bill Moody
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Something better to depend on
By Christine Solomon
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'How may I help you?'
By Jan Libengood
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I found my place in God's 'infinite symphony'
By Marcos Dengler
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'Why God has me in this business'
Movie producer Elizabeth Avellan sees her work as spiritual ministry. By Kate Dearborn
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Can't I hide under a bushel? ... Please?!
Sara Hoagland Hunter
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a change in thought brings freedom from addiction
By Glynis Burgdorff
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Bend it toward God
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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You can be sure
Bea Roegge
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Pause to remember, move toward freedom
By Warren Bolon Senior Writer
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Respiratory infection overcome
[Name removed by request]
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An energetic, purposeful life restored
Susan Gross
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Power and prayer
Editor