February 7, 2005
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From the Editors
"Someday you'll make sense out of these dark mornings.
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"CHURCH BELLS RANG OUT ACROSS EUROPE
as shoppers, mass transit, and stock exchanges paused for a moment of silence Wednesday [January 5] in tribute to the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami.
Historically speaking, the land beneath Iraq is the fabled cradle of civilization. Spiritually speaking, it represents a higher destiny for humanity.
A Christian Science Monitor reporter back from short-term rotation in Iraq tells how viewing people and places through the lens of an ideal guides his work.
When three fellow Africans were kidnapped last summer, the writer prayed with helpful insights he found in a familiar Bible story.
In between tours of duty, a US Marine lieutenant takes time out to share what he has learned on the ground about God's ability to unify nations and peoples.
Now is the time to pray about the threat of epidemics in the wake of South Asia's devastation.
When she was diagnosed with a fibroid condition, the writer wanted to rely on prayer for healing—prayer based on the teachings of Jesus.
A few years ago while I was attending a Saturday afternoon workshop, I began to have sharp chest pains.
While I was working as a civil engineer at the Technical Teachers' Training Institute in Chandigarh, India, I was selected in 1980 for a fellowship at an institute in the Netherlands.
One Friday afternoon about two years ago, while helping friends unload some fencing, I fell and severely injured my right arm and wrist.
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