June 14, 2004
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From the Editors
If
you downhill ski, you probably remember how counterintuitive it was in the beginning.
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"When hurting people arrive at work
, they don't check their personal problems at the door.
It's not found in nuclear fission. It's not the possession of any person. Armies can't harness it or wield it. True power resides in God alone, and it's yours today.
Living in pre- and post-revolutionary Romania, Nicole Draghici has seen both sides of corruptive power. Now, she's more committed than ever to trusting God's government of her country and her life.
When a robbery attempt threatened to paralyze a dinner guest with fear, she turned to divine power for a way out.
When he felt totally unable to correct unjust opinions his boss held of him, the writer sought the salvation of prayer—with unexpected results.
Jesus proved it. Ghandi proved it. And this young woman wanted to prove as well that trust in Truth can effect positive change.
Disaster fantasies gave way to peace when the writer rediscovered her permanent connection with God.
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
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In 1997
, when teacher, preacher, and columnist Barbara Brown Taylor went from full-time pastoring to full-time teaching, I suspect that many of us who knew her only through her columns in The Christian Century welcomed the thought that she'd have more time for writing.
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A friend had just written me a long e-mail on a current issue in the news, giving his strong opinion about the matter.
I began paying less attention to the physical condition of my son's feet and much more to what I was accepting as valid thoughts.
One
morning, about three years ago, while shaving, I noticed that a small growth on my face had become quite noticeable.
A
healing that I'm very grateful for occurred one winter when I was an assistant teacher in a private school.
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Learn more about the ideas in Science and Health and how they can help you be who you want to be, improve the world around you, and find deeper meaning in life.
Patience and love, particularly from parents, are powerful to help physically or emotionally troubled teens.
