Editorials

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Spiritual healing lifting the burden of disease

Russ Gerber with contributions from Larry Witham

PUBLIC HEALTH experts are calling it "The Global Burden of Disease" project.
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Joy that cannot be taken away

Barbara M. Vining

We are never without the opportunity to express Christly love in our hearts, and deeds.

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Charity and opportunity

William E. Moody

A couple of years ago, we ran a two-part interview with Millard Fuller, the founder of Habitat for Humanity.
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Self–government—what approach works best?

Russ Gerber

WANTING to control one's own life is not just some stage you would expect adolescents to go through.
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Going for real gold

Mary Metzner Trammell

"I gotta tell you why I really came to this university," he told me as we were going over his first freshman English paper.
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Loving and respecting little children

Barbara M. Vining

Shouldn't we be receivers of spiritual good from God, and send only good into the atmosphere of human thought?

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Where we all come together

William E. Moody

The source of who we are, the substance of our very being, is ultimately inescapable.

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Decisions when it is time to vote

Heloísa G. Rivas

No matter what polls say the political outcome will be, God's goodness will be intact and ever available for the benefit of all.

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Tragedy strikes. Where is God?

Russ Gerber

People up against the toughest of human circumstances have reached out to God and found that He was right there with them.

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Haunted no more

Mary Metzner Trammell

"You should see her!" the white-haired Edinburgh Castle guide said, his eyes big with mystery.
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Where the vision is

Russ Gerber

Fresh insights from God bring solutions to what were thought to be unsolvable problems

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"Thou shalt not covet"—what a loving commandment!

Barbara M. Vining

Some people are facing such difficult challenges that they don't even know how they will have the money to buy shoes for their children, or be able to afford to take the family to a movie on a Friday night—as their neighbors do.