March 14, 2005
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From the Editors
There's one thing on my mind as I hurry to the subway—getting home.
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"LINCOLNSHIRE [UK] IS TO BE a part of the Global Day of Prayer which will take place on Pentecost Sunday, May 15, 2005.
The choice isn't ultimately about low-watt light bulbs. It's about adopting a mental perspective on the environment that mirrors God's view.
Changed thinking on our part can help improve the way other people and governments act.
Despite the devastation, signs of reconstruction—and even smiles—testify to humankind's extraordinary capacity to prevail in times of adversity.
Exhausted and in pain, this writer heard himself say some surprising words: "I'm fine. Let's go."
A man keeps on praying—until he feels confident the answer is "yes."
Even when circumstances seem beyond our control, God has a solution.
Not frustrationbut fulfillmentof our highestaspirationsis promised allwho name the nameof God as Love.
THIS MOUNTAIN AND LAKE
loveliness rose to greet me early one morning last October at Glacier National Park in Montana.
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MOTHERING IS SOMETHING WE ALL DO AND EXPERIENCE EVERY DAY. IT'S THE CARING WE DO.
I have been volunteering in Jamaica since July 2003 with an international aid organization.
In August 2004, I woke up one morning with cold symptoms, thinking that it was just a little thing to deal with.
In the spring of 2001, I began having trouble with my digestive system and natural functions.
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We invite readers to submit testimonies of healing for publication.
TESTIMONIALS ARE THEMSELVES VERIFICATIONS—OF A SPIRITUAL REALITY THAT'S UNSEEN TO THE PHYSICAL SENSES.
