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African conference advocates Bible as problem-solver
Hundreds of church leaders, politicians, and charity workers gathered in Ethiopia [January 27] to pray for the African Union Summit [scheduled to start on January 31].
Prayers were said for the success of the AU in tackling some of Africa’s major issues, including conflict, corruption, and poverty. The move comes amid heightened tensions in Tunisia and Egypt, and following disputed elections in the Ivory Coast.
“Hundreds pray for African Union summit” Ekklesia. January 28, 2011.
March 7, 2011 issue
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Letters
Vicki Knickerbocker, Glenn Wattley, Wendy Grayson-Tonge, Jobea Lindley, Virginia Stopfel
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Victory over injustice
Maike Byrd, Staff Editor
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The spiritual journey . . . to religion
Dick Staub
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African conference advocates Bible as problem-solver
Hazel Southam
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Erasing violence from the headlines
Keith Wommack
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Bible friends teach true treasures
Nancy Fischer
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In tough times God still provides
By Lynne Scheiern
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‘Call in the angels!’
By Sue Spotts
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Bible lessons + a life transformed
By Patricia Sharp
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We go on living
Nancy Humphrey Case
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Getting justice
By Nate Talbot
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Who says you have to be sick?
By Bettyjo Cost
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From racial profiling to ‘You are my brother’
By Kwadjo Boaitey
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Divine law’s hand in a corporate dispute
By Brian Kissock
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Fair play at work
By Bess Allen
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At a spiritual altitude year-round
By Cassidy Alford
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Love for church — renewed!
By Mary Beattie
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No more castles built on sand
Pedro Mezarina
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Leaning on God’s strength
Robyn Layne
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Symptoms of pulmonary infection healed
Angèle Zeh
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Freed from pain and feelings of loss
Fátima Cristina de Lima
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Putting an end to end-times
The Editors
