CNN will air Anderson Cooper's interview with Linda Biehl on Monday April 5th at 7 pm EST. This will be part of a week-long series dealing with forgiveness. Highly recommended.
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For those of you who were so moved by the series on CNN on Forgiveness--and the Biehl story in particular, I recommend you go to http://www.amybiehl.org/ and sign up for their newsletter. You'll receive direct information about what the organization is doing, and perhaps there will be something you or your organization will want to engage in.
I will post any new stories that come my way.
Elizabeth
Posted by: Elizabeth Gebhardt | April 12, 2004 at 08:40 PM