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“But we will give ourselves continually to prayer and to the ministry of the word.”—Acts 6:4

Volume 10 Number 8

September 2008

Peace Arch: Symbol of Unity
By David Palmer

There are lessons to be learned and remembered from our past and present relationships.

The Wonderful World Beyond Today!
Part 1: Future Visions
By Mike Bennett

Will science create a gleaming utopia of peace and happiness for all? Or does a nightmarish world await us? Futurists offer a variety of conflicting visions. But is there a way to foresee what it will really be like in the world beyond today?

Wrestling—in Prayer
By Graemme Marshall

In hearing our prayers God sometimes makes decisions we wouldn’t normally expect.

Why Would Paul Cry?
By Robert Berendt

Close to God, a leader in the Church, loved by so many—what could bring a man like him to tears?

“Please, Lord, Save Me From Your Followers”
By Lorelei Nettles

What kind of bumper sticker would you inspire?

Making Prayer a Priority
By Joy Porter

Being too busy is one of many barriers that can trip up our prayer life. What can we do to better take advantage of the priceless privilege of communicating with our Creator?

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