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May 2003
- What next for Iraq?
- Things that go boom in the night (Iraq)
- A bridge between East and West (Jordan)
- Conflict diamond legislation passes (U.S./Africa)
- Leaving memories behind (Africa)
- A mother's dream (Congo)
- Pride and joy (Philippines)
- Who's doing the housework? (World)
- Giving honor to the dead (AIDS)
- Givaldo's well (Brazil)
- The 'unloveliest' boy (Myanmar)
- The yellow hill of life (Cambodia)
- Happy birthday to Mexican children
- When a child dies (Guatemala)
- Giving and receiving the gif of life (U.S.)
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February 2003
- Sacrificial Love (U.S.)
- Bees make a killer cup of coffee (Honduras)
- What love can do (U.S.)
- Knowledge to win the war (Haiti)
- Southern Africa desperate for rain
- Bigfoot is dead (Christian faith)
- Protecting the poor from the trap of debt (Cambodia)
- Food crisis in southern Africa
- The key to happiness (helping others)
- Guardians for the future (Africa)
- A God of hope
- A bridge between East and West (Jordan)
- "My peace I leave you"
- Famine helps teens live out their faith (U.S.)
- Teen hunger stunt shames reality TV (U.S.)
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January 2003
- New Year's Resolutions
- A chance to do more (Mali)
- Daddy's proud of you
- A simple change makes a difference (Kenya)
- The power of Satan - melted away
- Love at first sight (Ghana)
- Frisbee diplomacy (China)
- The high price of AIDS
- Priest battles discrimination and AIDS (Uganda)
- Two - or more - are better than one! (Honduras)
- Justice for the oppressed
- Hero continues to save and rebuild lives (Azerbaijan)
- Children and conflict (Sri Lanka)
- A God of hope
- 'My peace I leave you'
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December 2002
- Soft economy or hard hearts? (U.S.)
- The power of counseling (Tanzania)
- Back to school in Herat (Afghanistan)
- Eyewitness report (Southern Africa)
- That naughty child, El Niño (Africa)
- A time of hunger and hope (Ethiopia)
- Larger than life problems - solved one at a time (Colombia)
- Esterina's business (Albania)
- Hope is more precious than silver or gold (Afghanistan)
- It's a wonderful life (U.S.)
- Josey's Christmas cards (India)
- What would Christmas mean, without Easter? (Zambia)
- Christmas in Ghana
- Carrying the wise men and helping the poor (Gift Catalog)
- Bibles for a million
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November 2002
- Lighthouse offers hope for teen prisoners (Mongolia)
- What love can do (U.S.)
- God's power in our weakness (Myanmar)
- Eyewitness Report (Southern Africa)
- Food shortages in southern Africa
- Punish the guilty - save the innocent
- Southern Africa food crisis and debt
- A hungry child knows no politics (Ethiopia)
- Carrying the wise men and helping the poor (gift catalog)
- Bibles for a million
- Ford has a better idea
- The priest, the levite, and the good samaritan
- One death is a tragedy, a million is a statistic
- Africa's AIDS epidemic and women
- Priest battles discrimination and AIDS
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October 2002
- Day of Prayer: We can't afford not to (World)
- The promise of living water (Ghana)
- I was hungry and you fed me (World)
- Esterina's "business" (Albania)
- Relief work: A dangerous business (Sudan)
- Knowledge to win the war (Haiti)
- The hula hoop contest (U.S.)
- World Vision at 50: Praying in the payroll
- Prayers for the Middle East
- Fighting misery: A growth industry (World)
- Punish the guilty, save the innocent (southern Africa)
- Rickets in Mongolia
- Don't underestimate the voter (AIDS)
- That naughty child, El Nino (Africa)
- Bibles for a million (World)
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September 2002
- September 11 - the world changed, or did it? (U.S)
- Twice in a lifetime (Ecuador)
- Clean up at ground zero (U.S.)
- Rebuilding the American dream (U.S.)
- Leaving the fantasy for a higher calling (U.S.)
- September 11 - one year later (New York)
- Too many blank spaces (New York)
- The lesson of the Marshall Plan (World)
- Food crisis complicated by AIDS (southern Africa)
- The blessing of clean water (Ethiopia)
- School lunches (World)
- A chance to learn at their own pace (Brazil)
- Learning is easier with a friend's help ( U.S.)
- Riding for hope (Africa)
- Thanking God for work (Armenia)
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August 2002
- Fighting misery: A growth industry (World)
- African farmers benefit from satellite technology (Uganda)
- Southern Africa food crisis and debt
- Water in the developing world (Ethiopia)
- Larger-than-life problems - solved one life at a time (Colombia)
- Let the children come to me (Jerusalem)
- Jungle dentist (Brazil)
- Be patient (Brazil)
- Hope is more precious than silver or gold (Afghanistan)
- Victory to the swift -- and sneaky (Guatemala)
- Teachers and AIDS
- Bono, the Good Samaritan (AIDS, Botswana)
- Riding for hope (AIDS, southern Africa)
- Thanking God for work (Labor Day)
- Business ethics and hope for troubled times
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July 2002
- Food shortages in southern Africa
- A time of hunger and hope
- Fighting for the rights of the poor
- Justice for the oppressed
- Widow runs "happy woman's"restaurant
- Water from a stone
- Prayers for the Middle East
- A family's life is transformed
- A faucet for every home
- Jungle dentist share more than smiles
- The man by the side of the road
- The orphan train
- A true man's man
- Measuring tragedy in inches and feet
- Priest battles discrimination and AIDS
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June 2002
- Let the children come to me (West Bank)
- Victory to the swift - and the sneaky (Guatemala)
- Man's best friend helps children learn to read (United States)
- War, drought, earthquakes - and floods (Afghanistan)
- Stepping out in faith (Afghanistan)
- Jimmy, the freedom fighter (South Africa)
- Judge not (AIDS)
- Crisis makes strange bedfellows (AIDS)
- Ecuador's new Colonel Sanders
- The generosity of a child (Unites States)
- Living on $1 a day (Cambodia)
- "Is this really you?" (Uganda)
- What can one child do? (United States)
- Too many blank spaces (United States)
- The hula hoop contest (United States)
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May 2002
- Prayers for the Middle East (Jerusalem)
- Larger-than-life problems--solved one at a time (Colombia)
- Ordinary people moving mountains (Africa/AIDS)
- Ford has a better idea (South Africa/AIDS)
- One death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic (AIDS)
- A lesson on world hunger (United States)
- Losing a child, losing a friend (United States)
- Rice, not rats, in Vietnam
- A watched pot (United States)
- Who’s doing the housework? (Global)
- Motherhood: Not a job for weaklings (Brazil)
- Mothers through the eyes of their children (World)
- Mother with AIDS has simple dreams for son (Thailand)
- Amputee mother (Sierra Leone)
- The heartbreak of Africa’s mothers (AIDS)
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April 2002
- The Hula Hoop contest (United States)
- Faith-based initiatives (United States)
- Boy no longer hunts rats (Mozambique)
- Be patient (Brazil)
- Returning to rebuild (Afghanistan)
- Using gifts as the donor intended (United States)
- Giving birth amid pain and sorrow (Middle East)
- A true man's man (AIDS)
- The Priest, the Levite, and the Good Samaritan (AIDS)
- The heartbreak of Africa's mothers (AIDS)
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March 2002
- The world's children face Olympic-sized problems
- Eyewitness reports from Herat (Afghanistan)
- Six months from Ground Zero (New York)
- Where there is no doctor (Brazil)
- Teens "get rolling" to stop hunger (United States)
- Hope: More precious than gold or silver (Afghanistan)
- Finding comfort in mom and dad's beds (New York)
- Jungle dentist spreads more than smiles (Brazil)
- Mama Jeanne cares for 80 children (Democratic Republic of Congo)
- Easter: Victory over sin and death (Malawi)
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February 2002
- A job not quite done
- A faucet for every home
- Winter in Afghanistan
- Tomorrow's number depends on you
- Gambling with children's lives
- Love at first sight
- Equal employment for Afghanistan's women
- Priest battles discrimination and AIDS
- Helping small businesses through tough times
- Building their own peace
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