October 25, 2004
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From the Editors
THE ONLY TIME I
ever saw my dad cry was when his eldest daughter.
We all share a common citizenship through the most loving, lasting relationship we'll ever know—our connection to God.
Millions of refugees and displaced people around the globe need your prayers—prayers that cut to the chase and bring results.
Natalia's family left El Salvador, looking for a new, happier life in New York City. But then they had to look a little further.
The experiences of two African immigrants attest to the way prayer bridges borders and opens doors.
When you ask God to guide you out of trouble, the answer may be to go somewhere new... or to stay right where you are.
A spiritual approach to change: Be willing to investigate the possibilities. Move on when it looks right
Beyond the shock of losing a job to downsizing, Jerry Stevens found a new employment goal: Know God better.
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
I had the ability to face down pain, infection, any sort of hereditary disorder, through prayer.
When
I completed my secondary school education in 1995 in Zambia's northern province, I had lost all direction in life.
For
as long as I can remember, my medicine of choice has been prayer.
To stop barbaric acts, we need a resurgence of moral courage at every level, in every government, in every household.
