February 4, 1985
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Article
Generally, we recognize the importance of human law as defining and governing the relationship of individuals to each other and to society as a whole.
Article
Can a murderer redeem himself sufficiently in the eyes of God to become a major exponent of universal moral law?
Poem
Peter, I know you—the wondrous joy when,led to the mount,you saw, you nearly understood!
Article
A project is proposed or we become aware of a need in the community, and we want to become involved and to help.
Poem
The streetlamp pours its pale washacross the still wet bricks,and the summer's breezeis an eddying of invisible feathersacross my gazing face.
Article
Have you ever thought about the unselfed nature of Christian healing as demonstrated in Christian Science?
Editorial
If you are a regular Sentinel reader, you probably feel healing through prayer is a natural part of Christianity.
Editorial
The Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar devised a plan several thousand years ago for utilizing the new talent in his realm.
Article
The truths you learn in Sunday School stay with you and can bring healing wherever you may be.
Testimony of Healing
Shortly after our daughter's birth, the delivering doctor came to my husband and me and said that because of the infant's unusual skin color, a blood test had been given her.
Testimony of Healing
It is with deep gratitude and in the hope that others will be encouraged to study the teachings of Christian Science that I share this healing.
Testimony of Healing
Since joining The Mother Church and a branch church over thirty years ago, I've had or witnessed so many healings that I don't know where to begin to relate even some of them.
Testimony of Healing
From childhood I felt a great inclination toward reading, and I preferred religious subjects.
Article
Members of The Mother Church are invited to write articles and poems for the periodicals.
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