June 19, 1989
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The sad, gritty world of drug abuse and a Bible study group may appear to have nothing in common. But according to this interview, the common ground can become holy ground for people working to break out of the cycles of addiction.
The prayerful heart shall hearthe sound of a fist becoming unclenched,the sound of the rain hundreds had prayed forfinally, gratefully, soaking the earth.
When the promises of materialism come up empty, does that mean we have nowhere else to turn?
Do you want to make a difference in the quality of relationships among friends, family, citizens? A good place to begin is Christ Jesus' command "Love your enemies."
Our relationship to God, the Father and Mother of us all, is an unlimited reservoir of strength.
The strength of Love holds youin Her wisdom,like an infant deep in a mother's hug.
Sentinel writers care deeply about Sentinel readers. It makes for a little different kind of magazine.
Questions. We all have lots of them. Sometimes, though, we need to ask the best questions in order to find the best answers.
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Science came into my life as the answer to my childhood search for an understanding of God and my relationship to Him.
I have had many, many healings through Christian Science.
My family was introduced to Christian Science when my grandfather was quickly healed of diabetes.
It has been eighteen years since my last testimony appeared in the Sentinel.
A few years ago I traveled to Seattle, Washington, to attend a meeting and take some vacation time.
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The Herald of Christian Science and The World Service of The Christian Science Monitor are now broadcast via shortwave radio to Europe, Australia and the South Pacific, Africa, parts of Asia, and the entire Western Hemisphere.
