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Christ: the one and only communicator
Over the past several decades technology has taken the field of communications to a whole new level. Today, it would seem, we and our cellphones are joined at the hip, and it’s common to communicate through not only an email account but a Facebook account and a Twitter account, as well as photo applications like Snapchat. A steady barrage of instant communication occurs day and night among friends and co-workers, and between organizations around the globe.
As breathtaking as these developments are, we have also come to the sobering realization that such communication is being used not just for benign and productive purposes but also for malicious and exploitative purposes. Terrorist organizations are stepping up their recruitment efforts via the World Wide Web, the gambling and pornography industries are vying for online viewers, and people of all ages are experiencing the effects of cyberbullying. The list goes on and on.

March 16, 2015 issue
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Letters
Ursula Stone, Gloria Helmuth, Margaret, Dave Matthiesen, Marilyn Crowley
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Christ: the one and only communicator
Jeff Plum
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‘The consciousness of good’ that dispels fear
Edwina Aubin
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One Father, one family
Audrey Richardson
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Changing the evidence
Katherine Lazarus
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God takes us all the way
Elizabeth “Leiza” Rea
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Overcoming procrastination
Andrew Boyd
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Impossible to be out of ‘the kingdom’
Sharon Sinclair
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My body was completely restored
Virginia von Borries Vender
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Child quickly healed
Laura Wilband
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‘A staff upon which to lean’
Mildred Jasmine Jordan
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Today’s choice
Scott Preller