July 23, 1990
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The places where people worship take many shapes. But unselfed love gives them real substance, as is clear from this interview with the pastor of a Congregational Church.
We may feel that we really don't need church—until we find out what real church can be.
In our search for healing we are never alone; we are never beyond the reach of divine Love.
The pursuit of individual excellence is not an unworthy goal— unless it obscures the goal of living a more Christly life and giving God the glory.
Have you ever had the experience of suddenly seeing something in an entirely new and fresh way, and that made all the difference?
We can all be spiritual explorers as we reach beyond the physical and seek the greater freedom of our true selfhood in God's likeness.
There was a dog named Little John because he was so big! He liked to run and bounce and play, but he was so large that sometimes his bounces got in the way of tables and chairs and even people.
When
I was eleven years old I became very sick with a high fever.
One healing I've had through Christian Science took place while I was crossing the Tasman Sea by ship.
I am truly grateful for Christian Science, to which I was introduced over three years ago.
I'm not sure just what led me to the study of Christian Science, but perhaps it was a desire for a sense of direction and purpose in life.
Once I cut my thumb badly while cleaning a terrarium.
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In recent Sentinels you've probably read notices of upcoming meetings for youth of all faiths.
