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A healing agenda for 2005
A year of healing. That's what I want more than anything in the months ahead. I mean healing in all its forms—but especially the healing of conflict and divisiveness.
The moment this thought struck me, I was surprised to find how deep this desire is. 2004 has been a year of extremism, of violent passions and disagreements, of war, genocide, and terrorism. In many countries partisanship has turned into hatred.
In this context, even the idea of a year of healing feels like a mother's comforting hug.
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December 27, 2004 issue
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In His company
Kim Shippey
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letters
with contributions from Howard Cornett, Sharon Frank, Joshua A. Adedeji, Victoria Truman-Bates, Edward Thurman
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from David Stonehouse, Aymar Jean, Uriel Heilman, Marshall Lubin
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NEVER ALONE
By Tom Black
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GOD WAS THERE
T.B.
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NO LONGER LONELY
By Gloria Onyuru
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WE'RE FAMILY
By Caleb King
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A LOVE THAT OUTSHINES GRIEF
By Beverly Goldsmith
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HOPE ON THE RISE
By Margaret Rogers
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SAFE AMONG THE BIG CATS
By Joseph Kamenju
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DANIEL IN A DIFFERENT LIONS' DEN
Karen Van Nort with contributions from Daniel Johnson
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IT'S EASY TO QUIT SMOKING...
By Mario Tosto
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Unhooked
By Alex Cook
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I really do need church
By James Raynesford
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A healing agenda for 2005
By Richard Bergenheim
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God was at hand
Lucie Lehmann-Barclay
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Pain and immobility healed overnight
R. Georgla Leander
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Freed from fatigue
Carole Jackson Poindexter