This newsletter was published by MRA in the UK, from 1948-1951 & 1973-1987.
This weekly, then fortnightly, newsletter was published by MRA in the UK, from 1948 to 1951 and then from March 1973 to May 1987. It replaced the MRA Information Service, which had been published since 1952.
Before the public launching of this web site, we intend to scan all the issues of this publication, offering a major resource about the movement's activities.
HAY 433 DE PROBLEMAS DISPONIBLES DE ESTE PERIODICO
Warning during the UN assembly on how to prevent conflicts for total and sustainable peace
A feature on the Australia's deserts that grow larger each year because of the impact of non-aboriginal settlement
Welsh dialogue towards a world based on care
Industrial conference pulling at the same end of the rope
A talk with Roger Watson about his first Christmas as a christian
A feature on how to bridge the rich-poor gap, unite tribes and races so that all can work together
Young Zimbabweans equip to meet the needs of the masses
Freedom, measure of a society's maturity
Delegates from all continents meet in India for dialogue on development, creative change for a saner world
A feature on bush fires which destroyed homes, took lives and wiped out animals...
The cross at the heart of the nation
A feature on the special session at the MRA centre in Caux on the need to repair the old rifts
The secret of a multiracial city
The secret of eternal youth
Hope for the abandoned children in Brazil
A feature on the MRA in Portland to improve relationships within families and communities as well as between nations
A feature on the calamity of plague in Britain
A feature on the commitment of writers to provide information so real that the reader feels he is there
Living and growing together, new challenge for Berlin
Partnership needed between America and Europe in order to avoid violences, inequalities and injustice in Latin America
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