October 2001
This issue challenges us as people of faith to take a close look at the issues we face in the biotech century. We are called to understand the ethical concerns and opportunities around biotechnology.
Responsively Yours: World Federation, Church Women United Hold Assemblies
Women’s Division Deputy General Secretary Joyce D. Sohl reports on the 10th World Assembly of the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women where more than 600 women came together.
Technology for God's Glory
In the Bible Study, author Jaydee Hanson advises that we use technology in service to humanity and to God.
The Biotech Century
Jeremy Rifkin predicts the biotechnology revolution will affect every aspect of our lives.
Gene Therapy: Future Challenge
Jeremy Rifkin further explores how humans will choose to reproduce in the near future.
Engineering the Perfect Human
Jeremy Rifkin argues that genetic engineering is not the only way to apply our new insights in biology and the life sciences.
Standing on the Promises of Genetic Research
Patricia Baird acknowledges how rapidly the human genome project is growing but she cautions unless something is done about poverty, health and pollution, little will be accomplished.
Genetic Engineering: How It Works
Susan Bardocz says that there is no off-switch button for today’s biotechnology.
On the Road to Assembly 2002: Women Past and Present Speaking Out in Philadelphia
Now Kelly C. Martini brings us historical news of note on our own upcoming assembly in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
| Other Articles in This Issue |
| Responsively Yours |
| Spanish: Como Atraer a Mujueres Recientemente Jubiladas |
| Bright Lights |
| How to Use This Issue |
| Women's Division News |
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