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December 2000

Vol.3, No. 10

Contents

What Lies Ahead for U.S. Leadership?
   by Darris McNeely

U.S. Election Crisis - End of Political Stability?
   by Melvin Rhodes

World Watches U.S. Post- Election Predicament
   by Cecil Maranville

The Perfect Prophetic Storm
   by Mario Seigle

In Brief...World News Review
    by Darris McNeely,
   Cecil E. Maranville
   John Ross
   Ross Schroeder

This is the Way...One Moment in Time
   by Robin Webber

Dec '00 WNP Main

This Is the Way...

One Moment in Time

by Robin Webber

Headlines about national and international issues are a daily fare, but every day, somewhere, events are occurring that affect some family for a lifetime. These events, whether for good or bad, take up the "headline space" in their family's personal front page of life's happenings. For the moment, such personal activity pushes aside bigger news like elections or wars in far-off nations.

Personal headlines like births, deaths, illnesses, accidents, marriages or divorces tend to overshadow other news. Allow me to share a recent "headline story" in my family. You won't read about it in the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post or the Times of London, but it left an indelible impression on us.

Recently, my wife and I had the opportunity to attend church with my parents. It was the first time in many years that my responsibilities as a church pastor had afforded the chance for us to get together like this. All of us really looked forward to the day, being able to sit and worship side by side with "the folks" and seeing old and dear friends. When we picked up my folks for church, my mother had mentioned that my dad seemed to be "under the weather" that morning. But he wasn't going to miss the special occasion.

As we entered to the warm welcome of the assembled brethren, little did we realize what was to unfold in the precious minutes ahead. About halfway through the services, my dad became noticeably silent and still. Then he whispered, "I'm going to go out for a while." Five minutes must have passed, and he walked back in during services and told my mom, "You had better come out." I was chalking this all up in my mind and began to wonder what was happening.

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