October 18, 2004
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From the Editors
My First Opportunity
to vote in a national election wasn't exactly a shining citizenship moment.
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"Seated under colorful flags hanging from the ceiling, about 100 Columbus-area residents began their day [on August 17] at the Columbus ['Georgia] Government Center praying for the schools, the community, political leaders, and respect for all of creation.
Instead of feeling cynical at election time, you can empower yourself and your decisions with a triumvirate of hope, prayer, and action.
At least ten nations around the world will hold presidential elections before year's end. Now is the time to pray that love, and not hate, govern these important efforts for sound leadership.
A number of years ago a precinct worker in Chicago asked if either my husband or I would be willing to work at the polls.
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A conversation about spiritual approaches to politics, with a candidate for New Hampshire state senate.
Grieving parents around the world need your prayers from the heart.
The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity marks its two-year anniversary.
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
Throughout the night my prayer was to affirm what Yarya's Father-Mother—God—knew about her, and to see her as spiritual and perfect.
A nice
lesson I've learned is that if I do something foolish, it doesn't have to affect me for the rest of my life.
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