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In this month's Signs:
While we might steer clear of a sport that took the
life of our grandfather, race-car drivers Alex and
Will Davison, brothers, and their younger cousin,
James, have chosen to do just the opposite.
It shouldn’t be too surprising that
upon being baptised, becoming a part
of Christ’s “bride” and taking up that
new life, a person will also need gifts to
start up this new relationship.
Scientific research has confirmed that
a vegetarian diet has a wealth of health
benefits.
The environment is
a closely interconnected system of living
organisms and the physical components
of the atmosphere, soil, rocks and
waters of the planet. We are not separate
from this environment. Each of us
is a part of it.
Everywhere
you look, advertisers
are telling you how
fabulous their products are
and you’re seeing friends,
neighbours and family
sporting them. You can
hardly be blamed for
feeling a bit jealous,
right?
We’ve grown accustomed to living in
a climate of constant hostility. The wars
in Iraq and Afghanistan have cost thousands
of lives, both military personnel
and innocent people, most of whom
had nothing to do with the political
issues involved.
Magic of the Mediterranean diet
Eggplant and Chickpea Dip
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The Heart or the Stomach?
Food is not simple—especially when
we take time to consider the many surrounding
issues, as well as the basic
human needs, emotions and memories
that surround our food supply
and choices.
Managing Long Distance Relationships
Looking
through my folder of correspondence
from the children I sponsor
in India reminds me that I have
not been as good at communicating
with my sponsored children as I
would’ve—and should’ve—been.
Helen Bamber: Human Rights Advocate
For more than half a century, Helen Bamber
has devoted her life to the care of
survivors of the worst form of human
suffering—cold and calculated torture.
Serving a New “Continent"
Adventist World Radio has broadcast
religious and lifestyle
programs worldwide
for almost 40 years.
One of a Kind
More than lotto numbers or
buried treasures promising big money,
people are searching for unique experiences
to make their lives special.
To the Wider Members of the Community...
References like “the wider world”
or “wider community” have always
amused me because of this. It’s amazing
what implications can arise from the
placement (or misplacement) of words.
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