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'The Great Gathering'—and the lost sheep

I met them on the Gaspe' Peninsula — at the town called Sainte-Flavie, which is along the northern shore of this very beautiful part of Quebec. "They" are mostly stone or cement figures — eighty of them in all — in an art work known as "Le grand ressemblement" (The Great Gathering).

Vince learns a lesson about forgiving

One morning while he was on his way to school with his mom and his sister, Danielle, Vince learned something about forgiveness. Dani said some mean things to him that morning.

Double-action healing power

Say you're in a classroom and the blackboard is chalked to its borders with equations. Students at the board calculate their way to answers, maybe hoping for good grades.

With love, from Turkey

As the fight against terrorism continues, people in many parts of the world are making efforts to defang this enemy in their own ways. Among them are three women in Turkey to whom I talked recently.

New work for religions

In the light of religiously-fueled conflicts aroung the globe, many people believe that there has never been a greater need to end religiously-motivated violence than there is today. Governments have made attempts to solve conflicts through the United Nations.

To quiet fear and hear God's guidance

After the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, I felt generally fearful and Jumpy. As I walked in the Boston Garden near my office, I watched the trajectory of every place overhead to see if it would fly into the John Hancock or Prudential Center, the two tallest buildings in Boston.

New Yorkers rebuild with bricks, mortar, and prayer

Last fall there was an exhibit in New York's Grand Central Station of bigger-than-life photo-portraits of many who immediately answered the call to the scene at the World Trade Center. In the stories that accompanied the pictures of each individual, a common theme emerged.

We can have the wisdom...

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Candle–lighting celebration—comments and photos

Steve Danzansky , Chief Executive Officer of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for The Betterment of Humanity, began the Library Lighting Celebration by introducing the Mary Baker Eddy Library's Board of Trustees: Virginia Harris, Chairman; Walter D. Jones, Treasurer; Don Wilson, Secretary; Peter Ackerman, and Allen Weinstein.

People taking action—in response to the demand

After returning home from 2002 Annual Meeting & Conference, many people e-mailed with comments on ways they were already putting the vision of the meetings into action. I am so grateful for the Pastoring Workshop.