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Parents, take heart

By Sarah Nelson

PARENTS WHO STUDY THE BIBLE are likely to be familiar with the proverb, "Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it".

A transforming trek

By Rob Swales

For this couple from Australia, what began as a humanitarian effort to help people thousands of miles away, turned into an adventure in spiritual growth and healing.

I'm learning to love the DETAILS

By Joan Taylor

Mom and daughter connections . . . everyday stuff and global events—there's a higher order, and a way to find it.

My friend Rob

By Shelly Richardson

When this writer launched out one morning prepared to follow God's leading, an amazing series of events resulted.

Images of inhumanity vs. the whole picture

IN 21ST-CENTURY WARFARE, images can be as devastating as bombs.

COMPASSION-what it really means to love people

By Kim Shippey Senior Writer

According to the Rev. Dr. Ray Hammond, "Compassion is one of those things that make the world go round."

COMPASSION IN ACTION

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Ron Ballard tells about a woman who came to him for help.

That marvel medicine—compassion

By Warren Bolon Senior Writer

A clinical psychologist and a Christian Science practitioner each explore the potent healing capability of compassion.

Bach PLAYED COOL

By David A. Cornell

The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.

'On your marks ... '

By Kim Shippey

Sometimes the tension television viewers feel seems almost to match that endured by participants in the Olympic Games.

Fragments of Grace

By Warren Bolon Senior Writer

Journalist pam Constable searches to make sense of all that she has seen in her work as a foreign correspondent for the Washington Post.

JUSTICE beyond revenge

By Maude Sutherland-Harned

Justice "loves more." No one is excluded from its influence, even the so-called "victimizer."