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Dear Reader
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
Thinking of Sentinel readers, I've sometimes thought of part of a poem by John Hall Wheelock titled "To You, Perhaps Yet Unborn." The poem begins:
It is night, and we are alone together; your head
Bends over the open book.... Oh, sacred hour
That makes us one....
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June 19, 1989
Contents
June 19, 1989 issue
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To learn that God is in control, not drugs
with contributions from Pearl Long
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Pray. Listen.
Elaine Natale
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Come, taste the real Life
Written for the Sentinel
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Discover!
Bayard C. Auchincloss
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Forgiving and forgetting
Mary Barnes
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Be comforted—be strengthened
Barbara R. Banks
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A waking moment
Scott Truesdale Thompson
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Dear Reader
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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In all I write, reflect
Howard I. Kaufman
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What use is it, anyway?
Michael D. Rissler
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Christian Science came into my life as the answer to my...
Dorothy Grace Dobson
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I have had many, many healings through Christian Science
Thula J. Earl
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It has been eighteen years since my last testimony appeared in...
Wellington Scranton, Jr.
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A few years ago I traveled to Seattle, Washington, to attend a...
Janice E. Bowersock