August 21, 1989
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As sons and daughters prepare to leave home for college or a job, the nest may seem empty, but our hearts don't have to be. Their future and ours is under the care of divine Love.
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[Readers of this newspaper were invited to send in home remedies for various aches and pains.
How do we assure that there is stability in our lives? Is it a matter of trying to control everything going on around us or is it learning more of God's control?
A child's simple question opened the door toward light when darkness was engulfing this mother.
Relying on the power of divine Spirit isn't really so surprising. The Bible's record of healing shows why.
What can we do if we believe we have little evidence of divine Love? This writer found he needed to reexamine the evidence.
Sometimes when we gain a different vantage point, a new window on life opens up. But we may then have to do something about it!
"Normal." We all know what that means, don't we? Maybe we should give it another look.
I was
introduced to Christian Science through an issue of the Sentinel given to me by my uncle.
When one of our children was about eighteen months old, he pulled a chair up to the kitchen stove and placed both his small hands on a hot burner from which a pan had just been removed.
A friend of mine asked me to spend a few days with her in a large city in the United States.
At one point I was employed in the textbook department of a very large high school.
