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Seeing is Believing
Jesus comes to show us God's face. He also comes to restore our vision. Seeing is a gift not to be taken lightly.

Hospice Care Team Comforts the Sick
Anne Basye
Travel to Tanzania to see how a care team brings hope and courage to those with HIV/AIDS.

Media and Violence: What's a Person of Faith to Do?
Mary Hess
Just as junk food isn't healthy for us, neither are the empty calories of "junk media."

Pure in Heart
Karris Golden
We all worry about what people think of us — being pure in heart requires us to let go and be vulnerable.

Buried Windows
Heidi Neumark
Our eyes have been opened to see God not because we are pure in heart, but because we are not V and yet, we are loved by One who is.

Breaking, Blessing, Welcoming
Erik Jon Strand
The table prayer says, "Jesus, come and be our gust, "but what if we prayed that Jesus be our host?

Departments
Voices
Seeing is Believing
Terri Lackey

Give Us This Day
Dim Places
Marj Leegard

Calendar Notes
March
Audrey Novak Riley

Let Us Pray
Be Thou My Vision
Debra K. Farrington

Bible Study
Blessed to Follow: The Beatitudes as a Compass for Discipleship
Martha E. Stortz
Session 7: Pure in Heart, Rich in Vision
What satisfies the human heart? The righteousness of God.

Health Wise
Yes, It Is the Best Medicine
Molly M. Ginty

We Recommend
Resources for action, advocacy, programs, or further study.

Grace Notes
Katie's Fund: A Milestone
Linda Post Bushkofsky

Amen!
Seeing God
Catherine Malotky

Plus...
Call to Convention
Official notice of the Seventh Triennial Convention

Bibles and Bridges
A woman acts boldly on her faith.
Michael Troutman

Directory of Reader Services
Subscription, editorial, and ordering information.