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Articles in Oct-Nov, 1996 issue of For A Change

• Time to renew the covenant says Chief Rabbi
• Too hot to handle - Letter to Wollongong
  by Jan Pieklo
• Man of vision: there would probably be no MRA centre at Caux were it not for the inspiration in 1942 of … Philippe Mottu - Moral Re-Armament
  by Michael Henderson
• Freeing the future from the grip of the past: Caux's history made it the ideal place for a high-level symposium on reconciliation
  by Mary Lean
• Street children find shelter - Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
  by Kristin Tiedje
• Time to heal Canada's past
• Forgiveness factor: stories of hope in a world of conflict
• People-centred job creation in Japan
• Never too late to love my father
• Back to school - King-Luthuli Transformation Centre, Johannesburg
  by Mary Lean
• Film critic sees `emptiness in the soul of Hollywood'
• Job satisfaction … first visit to Caux
  by Charlotte Downes
• Weighing the media on the scale of values: a think-tank of media professionals aims to work `from conscience to conscience'
  by Michael Smith
• German bishop's call for community
• Singing for harmony: `I was the white sheep of the family'
  by Michael Henderson
• Conference Caux 1946-1996: looking back with gratitude, looking forward with hope - MRA Moral Re-Armament
  by Kenneth Noble
• Fleas for children
• Hope in the cities
• Note on Moral Re-Armament
• Getting ready for the next century: with the millennium approaching, the Dalai Lama and other `prophet voices' met in Caux for a session on `forging the future'
  by Paul Williams
• Conference album - MRA Caux
• In the market for peace - Somalia
  by Mary Lean