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Family matters
Readers of the Sentinel recognize the title of this editorial as the heading for one of the continuing features in this magazine. Obviously it has a dual meaning. We talk about matters that are part of family life, and we're also affirming that families do matter tremendously.
Of course there are many kinds of families. Most basic, we care about our parents and children, brothers and sisters, grandmothers and grandfathers, aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews. It's a long list. There are also people that we come to love and trust so much that even though there is no blood relationship, they too become family.

June 12, 1989 issue
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What is your motive for praying?
Marjorie C. Stephens
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Bringing to remembrance
Mary Louise Moseley
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Forgiveness
Patricia P. Wilson
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On caring for disciples
Jeannie J. Ferber
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Baptism, communion, and Christian Science
Margrit Engelhardt
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Know the truth
Joel Magnes
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What is most significant about placebos is not so...
Norman Cousins
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Share the recipe
Robert J. Rowan
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Safety under God's law
Ann Kenrick
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Family matters
Michael D. Rissler
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It is with deep gratitude that I write this testimony after almost a...
Roberta Moore Ford with contributions from Molly B. Ryder Southard
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It is with deepest gratitude that I tell of a healing brought about...
Claudia Anne Clark Luzadder
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At one time I was looking for a new job
Lea von Däniken-Steiner
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Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy defines the word tithe...
Marion Alice Sanborn