Muslims and Paris Attacks; Restoring Community in Ferguson

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Muslims and Paris Attacks; Restoring Community in Ferguson

Muslims respond to renewed debates about Islam and extremism; a charity in India provides free orthopedic care to poor people with disabilities and missing limbs; church leaders in Ferguson, Missouri, try to help their divided community heal

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A charity is restoring disabled people's mobility and sense of dignity—free of charge.

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India's Artificial Limb Enterprise

After the attacks in France, Muslims respond to renewed debates about Islam and extremism.

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Muslims and the Paris Attacks

Church leaders are building bridges among divided communities in the wake of protests.

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Restoring Community in Ferguson

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