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Since its advent in 1999, The World Prayers Project has grown into a major "multicultural prayer site" accessed by millions across the globe. The prayer collection, which continues to expand, includes a vast reservoir of prayers ranging from "meditations" and "celebrations" to "adorations" and "invocations." The purpose of the project, as given in its mission statement, is both spiritual and humanitarian:
"The mission of The World Prayers Project is to improve human relations by celebrating the many forms of prayer and honoring the benefits of spiritual, cultural, and natural diversity.
"The World Prayers Project (WPP) is a nonprofit, educational, public service organization whose founding objective is to gather and present historic and contemporary World Prayers in a unified, multifaith archive on the Internet.
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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