Letters March 7, 2005 Issue

LETTERS

with contributions from ANNE LINDSAY KNIGHT, CORALEE H. ZEIGLER, VIVIEN OSWELL, JUDY KIRSCH, SYD DUNTON

The Sentinel came to me coincident with my becoming a student of Christian Science over 70 years ago. So I have had the privilege and blessing of growing with it. The magazine has kept pace with the changes in a fast-changing world, and, in my estimation, has never failed in its mission "to hold guard over Truth, Life, and Love" (Mary Baker Eddy, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p. 353).

As it has met and is meeting the horrendous challenges of today, the Sentinel has never stood taller than in the January 31 issue ["Waves of love for South Asia"]—so prompt, so practical, so comforting, so inspiring, so healing. I cannot single out one article or item. Thank you.

ANNE LINDSAY KNIGHT
CHESTNUT HILL MASSACHUSETTS

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