Articles from For A Change (February 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Aids in African is everyone's responsibility.	Adu-Sarkodie, Yaw		846
Aids poses new challenges for Wales-Lesotho link.	Williams, Paul		455
Changing the temperature.	Channer, Alan		373
Coventry continues role of peace-making.	Henderson, Michael		382
Diabetes and the turquoise goddess.	Costa, Adriano		522
Don't just do something.	Heywood, Nigel		655
Fruits of change: Janet Paine looks back on ten years of an initiative to foster democratic values in Eastern and Central Europe.	Paine, Janet		2519
Letters.		Letter to the Editor	463
Lighting a lamp for our Earth: Alan Channer's visit to India for an environmental and cultural festival launched him on an inner journey.	Channer, Alan		1438
Love me, love my nation?	Jaulmes, Johanna		529
Polish-Jewish dialogue.	Lowe, Mike		157
Politician's apology.	Lowe, Mike		215
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.	Khoury, Wadiaa		1029
St Kilda's cakes.	Lowe, Mike		131
Ten years of 'honest conversation' in Richmond.	Corcoran, Robert		668
The best icons have flaws.	Noble, Kenneth		355
The English Enigma: Hugh Williams delights in a book that traces 'Englishness' back to the days before England existed.	Williams, Hugh		1199
Training for the long haul.	Smith, Michael		491
Vietnamese journey.	Lowe, Mike		179
What has restored your faith in human nature?			544
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.	Webb, Bob		1484
Where eagles and nightingales dare: does doing God's will mean losing your identity, asks Philip Boobbyer.	Boobbyer, Philip		1624