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Articles in Feb-March, 2004 issue of For A Change

• Lighting a lamp for our Earth: Alan Channer's visit to India for an environmental and cultural festival launched him on an inner journey - Environment
  by Alan Channer
• Coventry continues role of peace-making - News Desk
  by Michael Henderson
• Vietnamese journey - Ear To The Ground
  by Mike Lowe
• Aids poses new challenges for Wales-Lesotho link - Update
  by Paul Williams
• Politician's apology - Ear To The Ground
  by Mike Lowe
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Fruits of change: Janet Paine looks back on ten years of an initiative to foster democratic values in Eastern and Central Europe - Lead Story
  by Janet Paine
• Ten years of 'honest conversation' in Richmond - News Desk
  by Robert Corcoran
• Polish-Jewish dialogue - Ear To The Ground
  by Mike Lowe
• Removing the thorns around my heart: being mistaken for a Muslim started Wadiaa Khoury, a Lebanese Christian, on a journey towards her fellow—country people - Turning Point
  by Wadiaa Khoury
• Aids in African is everyone's responsibility - Guest Column
  by Yaw Adu-Sarkodie
• What's God got to do with diplomacy? Former submarine commander Douglas Johnston believes that religion is 'the missing dimension of statecraft'. He tells his story to Bob Webb - Douglas Johnston
  by Bob Webb
• What has restored your faith in human nature? - Since You Ask
• St Kilda's cakes - Ear To The Ground
  by Mike Lowe
• Changing the temperature - People Making A Difference
  by Alan Channer
• Love me, love my nation? - Reflections
  by Johanna Jaulmes
• The best icons have flaws - From The Editor's Desk
  by Kenneth Noble
• Where eagles and nightingales dare: does doing God's will mean losing your identity, asks Philip Boobbyer - Essay
  by Philip Boobbyer
• Diabetes and the turquoise goddess - People Making A Difference
  by Adriano Costa
• The English Enigma: Hugh Williams delights in a book that traces 'Englishness' back to the days before England existed - Bookmark
  by Hugh Williams
• Training for the long haul - People Making A Difference
  by Michael Smith
• Don't just do something - Dateline Asia
  by Nigel Heywood