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Drama workshops at the foot of Table Mountain

By Tony Lobl

While apartheid was forcing people apart, Chris April was developing into a force for brotherly love. Today, the South African actor and playwright brings his influential message to an entire nation.

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Looking back, looking ahead

By Richard Bergenheim Contributing Editor

As 2001 gives way to a new year, and people take stock of where they find themselves, there are important choices to make about the thoughts and actions that are taking the lead in our lives.

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To someone who has lost a loved one

By Laurie Husselbee

When we feel the pain of missing someone who has meant so much in our lives, restoration comes in finding what we can mean in other people's lives.

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The holidays—what's different this year?

By Sentinel staff

People from around the world give their inspired answers.

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A CHRISTMAS VIEW of the Holy Land

By Cynthia A. Neely

Memories of sacred places in Jerusalem and Galilee spark in the author powerful images of victory over fear and misery.

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A place to live

By Carrie T. Becker

Many people around the world lack shelter this holiday season. Wherever they find themselves, God can lead them to better places of security and comfort.

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Never without a father

By Eva-Maria Hogrefe

A Christmas message about a child's faith in God.

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How I found peace at Christmas

By David G. Shields

Sometimes painful memories of family friction keep creeping back to ruin this year's Christmas joy. Here's how one man broke the cycle.

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"THE GATE OF THE YEAR"

Bill Stay

King George VI included these lines by Minnie Louise Haskins in his broadcast to the British nation on Christmas Day 1939.

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Do away with depression at the holidays

By Brian Clendenen

People are offered many reasons to feel sadness in December, this year even more than usual. So here's a counteroffer—reasons to fight holiday depression with the help of God.