Winter 2003
Volume 3, Number 1

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Winter 2003, Vol. 3, No. 1
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Editorial
LONGING BEYOND THE SURFACE
"Not by design . . . but by coincidence, this issue of DSM ended up being a family project."

LETTER BY RANDY KLASSEN
"Dear Editor, I just finished reading the Autumn 2002 issue of DreamSeeker Magazine, and I must tell you that I found it moving and refreshing. . . ."

Poetry
THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER'S WIFE
Shari Miller Wagner

INTO THE MIRROR
Rachael L. K. King
DINNERTIME
Tina Swartz Burkholder
ANGEL IN THE BLUE ROOM
Debra Gingerich

THE HAPPY DAY
Evelyn King Mumaw
"I decided to try something I’d never heard of doing. I’d think real hard about this wonderful day, about what it was like, about where I was, about how happy I was. I’d vow never to forget it. . . ."

WHEN DEATH ANNOUNCES ITS NEARNESS
Evelyn King Mumaw
"I’m almost 83. I can’t live forever. . . . Why should I try so hard to stay here when the end of life, sooner or later, is inevitable? But I do want to stay. . . . "

AN AMERICAN WOMAN LEARNS ABOUT MEXICO TIME
"The house these people were living in was marked by poverty according to American standards. Yet there we were, being offered food, drink, and a good time."
Kristy King

THE ENIGMA OF ANGER:
REFLECTIONS ON A SOMETIMES DEADLY SIN

Garret Keizer
"Go on, tell me it’s only three limbs off a tree. I want somebody to tell me it’s only three limbs off a tree. How about if I break only three limbs on an idiot? God, was I mad!"

Kingsview
WHAT AMOS MIGHT RANT ABOUT (OR NOT) TODAY: TESTING ANGER AS RESOURCE
Michael A. King
"I want to do what I have rarely deliberately and consciously done: write in anger."

THE BASKETBALL PUSH
Marshall V. King
"What does it mean that I am quick to anger? How do I use the passion in ways that bring joy. . . ?"

ON LEARNING HOW TO THINK: WHY COMING FACE
TO FACE WITH BEING HUMAN IS TO BEGIN THE
DANGEROUS ROAD TO TRUTH

Christian Early
"Christian education asks students to set out on a self-revealing journey because it is the way to see God amid the strong urge to fight, flee, or freeze."

REMEMBERING THE FUTURE:
SEPTEMBER 11 AND WAR WITH IRAQ

J. Denny Weaver
"The important point is to see that the people who perpetrate violent acts on both sides are captive to a fatal belief that more violence will end the cycle."

Books, Faith, World & More
LINCOLN AND THE CIVIL WAR: REVIEW OF THREE BOOKS
Daniel Hertzler
"Adams . . . begins by quoting . . . Charles Dickens, who identified the Civil War as a conflict over money. "We Northerners like to read about Lincoln the martyr and the dying god, but do we want to know about Lincoln the dictator who circumvented the Constitution to wage war on the South?"

The Turquoise Pen
WOMAN FINALLY REALIZES HER DESK IS DOWN THE HALL
Noël R. King
"If I had only followed my sense of unease early on and inquired about it, I might well have discovered in just a few days that I was sitting at another woman’s desk."

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