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Healing “humanity’s sore heart”
Sometimes, in humanity’s efforts to progress it seems as though we are taking one step forward and two steps back. For instance, in terms of race relations, recent events in the United States indicate that we still have some way to go.
A recent conversation with a friend who is Black made me more aware of the long-term repercussions of the United States’ history of slavery, and of other issues in the world pertaining to human rights and race relations that continue to need our prayers. Acknowledging past wrongs of thought and action as well as current wrongs that need to be righted is a first step toward reconciliation and healing.
First appeared as a Web Original on December 7, 2020
December 28, 2020 issue
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From the readers
Susan Searle, Dorothy Zellers
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Experiencing the new Sentinel
Marla Sammuli
Articles
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The light that makes all things new
Deb Hensley
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Anchoring our hope in God
Liz Butterfield Wallingford
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Healing “humanity’s sore heart”
Cameron Wickham
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Insist “Thy kingdom is come”
Karen Neff
Teens
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A permanent healing of panic attacks
William Whittenbury
Testimonies of healing
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Healing during an epidemic
Name Withheld
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Healing after a bleak prognosis
Marilyn Hooker
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Healed of sciatica
Terri Murdock
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'They that trust in the ...'
Cliff Leeker
Editorial
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Jesus said, “Watch.” What did he mean?
Scott Preller
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God
December 28, 2020–January 3, 2021