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Pulling kids from war’s rubble
Adapted from an article published in The Christian Science Monitor, August 22, 2016.
Within days of each other in August, two news items about children in conflicts caught the world’s attention. And each in a different way offered a reminder of why focusing on their plight in war is a necessary path to peace.
One was the image of a five-year-old Syrian boy, Omran Daqneesh, sitting with a bewildered look in an ambulance after being pulled from a house in Aleppo bombed by either a Syrian or Russian jet.
The other item was about a suicide bomber, believed to be around 13 and trained by Islamic State (IS), who killed 57 people at a wedding in Turkey. Nearly half of those killed by the child soldier were children themselves.
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November 28, 2016 issue
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Letters
Lori Marquart, Brenda Riontino
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Trust in God’s love
Gail Ellen McBride
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Reflections on divine reflection
Kim Shippey
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My true north
John Biggs
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Simultaneous challenges healed
Frederick R. Andresen
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Spider bite healed
Jan K. Keeler
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Horse healed of colic
Alice Runzi
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Healed in church
Eric D. Pagett
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'Love, redolent with unselfishness ...'
Photograph by Sue Holzberlein
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Pulling kids from war’s rubble
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Innocence and the armor of Love
Mary Alice Rose
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Self-knowledge and spiritual growth
Deborah Huebsch