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a revised economic outlook—blessing one and all
As global economies become more interconnected, what happens in one country often affects others. In this conversation with PAMELA FAATZ, the Sentinel's Rosalie Dunbar asked for her spiritual views on globalization and other economic trends.
Through modern technology and communication, it's easy to keep an eye on what's happening around the world financially. But often people feel helpless when what's going on isn't good. I know you're a spiritually minded person. Do you think prayer can make a difference?
About the author
Pamela Faatz worked for CNBC television as a field producer for The Wall Street Journal Report, where she covered news and developments in business and the economy, including the United States labor market. Since then she has held positions in corporate communications for several major companies, including a Fortune 200 firm with overseas operations in more than 30 countries. She holds a Master of International Affairs degree with a concentration in international economics and finance from Columbia University.

January 24, 2005 issue
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No dismal science
Steve Graham
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letters
with contributions from Charles Hall, Cecile B. Barnett, Laurel Marquart, Ruth Schulman, Sharla Allard
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Items of interest
with contributions from Amy Denney, Jamie Thompson
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a revised economic outlook—blessing one and all
Rosalie Dunbar with contributions from PAMELA FAATZ
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coming in on budget
By Lyle Young
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prayer that underpins the economy
By Channing Walker
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'IT'S NOT YOUR FATHER'S HEBREW BIBLE'
By Patricia Kadick Photographs by Mark Thayer
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FROM SUCCESS TO SIGNIFICANCE
By Kim Shippey
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EXCERPTS
with contributions from Howard Hendricks, Jay Bennett, Armand Nicholi, Tom Wilson
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NIGHT FLIGHT
Melissa Baker
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CAR TALK THAT BEGINS WITH PRAYER
By Eileen Stoecklin
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'WE WILL HELP EACH OTHER'
By Joni Overton-Jung
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The places God prepares
By Pam Kissock
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The human face of war
By Barbara Vining
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Prayer puts quick end to fear and pain
Jennifer Jostyn
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Not even a scar left behind
Gerry Feldheim
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A stand for spiritual healing
Allan Robertson