Articles from For A Change (April 1, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Anyone for quidditch? When Sarah Mayor Cox started reading the Harry Potter stories, she forgot she was a lecturer on children's literature. What's so special about this series ...	Cox, Sarah Mayor		1149
Becoming one person: Sir Conrad Hunte.	Coulter, Jim		364
Contributing what you are.	Ruffin, Randy		188
Cricketer for the oppressed: Sir Conrad Hunte, the West Indian international cricketer, died in December ... a man who will be remembered for his contribution to human relations ...	Dodds, TC `Dickie'		1473
Finding a purpose in life: Goretti Nguyen.	Williams, Paul		730
Firing the bells (at the church on New Year's).	Green, Hurst		380
Forgiveness at the gate of no return: ... meeting between the descendants of those who bought and sold Africans and the descendants of those they shipped to the Americas.	Chargois, Paige		1055
Leaf in the stream.	Karrer, Christine		688
Listening to the voices of suffering: Bjorn Ole Austad meets the Director of Caritas Malta, a priest (Victor Grech) who feels the pain of those in difficulties - and puts others to work to help them.	Ole-Austad, Bjorn		1405
Liverpool faces the past - and the future.	Henderson, Michael		659
Living memorial.	Brown, Jean		410
Nizhny Novgorod meeting (in Russia).	Yee, Edna		109
Otranto cares for refugees (from Albania).	Costa, Adriano		786
Pathway to regeneration: (Pauline Maclachlan works to improve her community in England).	Rignall, Ann		499
Preserving the sanctity of creation.			897
Season of renewal.	Lean, Mary	Editorial	435
She said yes - the unlikely martyrdom of Cassie Bernall.		Book Review	610
Toybox for Guatemalan streetchildren: (Duncan and Jenni Dyason work with the streetchildren of Guatemala).	Harland, Peter		515
Will Australia go for gold in race relations? As Australia prepares to stage the Olympics, John Williams offers a personal sketch of a fortunate country with huge questions before it.	Williams, John (American clergy)		4120