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Special thanks for Ginny Luedeman's article titled "What can heal our yesterdays?" in the May 31 issue. The article made me laugh and cry; it's so much needed in the world and in our homes.
Barb Wilcox
Sacramento, California
I have been particularly interested in the May 10 issue on volunteering, with its excellent articles that meet the need of the day.
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June 28, 2004 issue
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Resilience—and home
Warren Bolon
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with contributions from Barb Wilcox, Bridget Broadhurst Anerly, Rachel Anna McVey, Sue Rohde, Chris Ugwueze
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Allison Kennedy, Katharine Goodloe
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FINDING HOME the adventure goes on
By Phil Davis
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You can help refugees HERE AND NOW
By Beverly Goldsmith
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What do you call HOME?
with contributions from Joy Osmanski, António Gonga, Cynthia Tyler, Ben Rogers, Gianluca Radivo, Stephen Lapointe
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I stopped fighting against my prayers
By Kathryn Dunton
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On a totally OPEN ROAD
By Patricia Kadick
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Quick headache relief
By Kim Proctor
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Just in time!
By Poonam Likhi
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What makes the Good Book so good?
By Cheryl Ranson
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The Purpose–Driven Life—Is it enough?
By Meg Dendler
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'Right adjusts the balance'
By Kurt Shillinger
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Freed from symptoms of heat exhaustion
Gabriel McManus
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Prayer heals diagnosed growth on spine
Gary Martin