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New World Outlook
January/February
Rainbow over the Tintilaya valley of Bolivia, where indigenous residents (Quechua and Aymara) still live in the old ways of Kollasuyo, the healing nation. January/February 2006 New World Outlook cover.
Photo: Dakin Cook
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Missionaries mentioned in this issue
Dakin Cook
Sara Flores
Meridith Kay Whitaker
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New articles on GBGM
Lent in Ukraine 
Consultation Looks at Present and Future of  United Methodist Ministries in Russia
Mission Agency “Deeply Concerned” About  State of Emergency in the Philippines
The UMCOR Hotline, February 28, 2006 
More GBGM Stories
Health and Wholeness: Being Well in Many Contexts

Ministries of Health
 Our Tradition and Our Challenge

by Deborah White
The bishop and district superintendents of the Mississippi Annual Conference have added a new personal dimension to cabinet meetings - telling stories about their personal journeys toward health and wholeness.... (continue)

Moving Beyond Minimalistic Medicine 
by Gretchen Breyller Hegeman
During my internship at Deaconess Hospital in Billings, Montana, I interviewed a cardiac- thoracic surgeon. Five months earlier, "Doc" buried his 41-year-old spouse, an attorney who helped childless couples adopt children, ... (continue)

Kollasuyo: The Healing Nation 
by Sara Flores
Since the Incan Empire, the name of the region where present-day Bolivia is located has been Kollasuyo, (a mixture of the indigenous Quechua and Aymara languages) "the Healing People," "the Land of Medicine," or "the Healing ... (continue)

Grenada Winds 
by J. David Barkley
Lake Etang sits atop the Grand Etang Mountain, highest point in southern Grenada, 1910 feet above the Atlantic Ocean. Across the rippling, deep waters of the lake are woods and mountain peaks. Many trees are leafless trunks ... (continue)

The TIME Global Health Summit  
by Christie R. House and Mary Beth Coudal
The TIME Global Health Summit (November 1-3, New York City), funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and hosted by TIME magazine, provided a unique opportunity for The United Methodist Church to unveil its new malaria ... (continue)

Malaria Control in the 21st Century 
by Christie R. House
We've all heard of malaria, but it rarely affects us directly. We know it has existed for a long time (one estimate dates it back to 6000 b.c.!). But how much do we really know about the disease? Here's a pop quiz to gauge ... (continue)

Special Online Features

Malaria Interactive Quiz 
by Christie R. House
We've all heard of malaria, but it rarely affects us directly. We know it has existed for a long time (one estimate dates it back to 6000 b.c.!). But how much do we really know about the disease? Here's a pop quiz to gauge ...
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Being Well 

Health is not just the absence of disease, but on the flip side of that saying, being well doesn't necessarily mean being without disease either. Consider people who live with HIV/AIDS. If they do not receive adequate nutritious food each day, their chances of staying well are not good, even if they do receive antiretroviral drugs. ...(continue)



The online version of New World Outlook features selected articles from the printed magazine. These additional stories appear in the print publication.
Victory over Trauma: Retraining Child Soldiers in Ganta, Liberia
Saving Meals, Trees, and Souls: The Solar Oven Partners
A Cherokee Partnership with Cookson Hills
Beams of Heaven: The Hymns of Charles Albert Tindley
A Year of Mission Curriculum for Children (Download PDF, 500K)

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