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Watching for peace
In light of Russia’s annexation of Crimea, many people, especially in Europe, are concerned about the future of Ukraine and how changes in that country will affect neighboring nations. The Ukrainian election, scheduled for May 25, could lead to greater stability, but a strong undercurrent of distrust in the government could undo such progress.
Even in what may appear to be the most godless environments, divine Love is present.
Christian thinkers—no matter where they live—can support a healing outcome by challenging any belief of instability with a recognition of God’s ever-present power and goodness. Under God’s government, all who are working to solve the crisis can act with intelligence and inspiration. As the prophet Isaiah put it, “Wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times, and strength of salvation” (Isaiah 33:6). The spiritual conviction that divine “wisdom and knowledge” reign will open the way to solutions that bless. Even in what may appear to be the most godless environments, divine Love is present. As a loved hymn puts it:
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May 5, 2014 issue
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Letters
Steven Price, NancyWV, Heidi Werner
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Bible stories: nourishment for today
Marjorie Kehe
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Sacred accounts, modern application
Lois Degler
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A reliable healing law
Christopher B. Bordeaux
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Empowered by forgiveness
Lois Carlson
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Ageless activity
Brian Kissock
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Choosing simplicity
Mary Trammell
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A great 'missionary'
Katherine Lazarus
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Kicking out fear
Crystal Shepherd
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Overcoming fear of flying
Manuela Meier
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'Frozen shoulder' healed
Suzanne Hope-Wynne
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Prayer challenges cruise ship contagion
Cynthia Lindley
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Quick healing of finger
Kathryn Knox
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Watching for peace
The Editors