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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The words on our cover are taken from an interview with Mrs. Lonise Bias, an intrepid Christian. When we talked with Mrs. Bias on the telephone, she asked permission to begin her interview with prayer. It was a heartfelt prayer that certainly supported both interviewer and interviewee.
We're often told to "have courage" and to "take heart." This issue of the Sentinel goes a long way toward showing us how. In "Taking off the blindfold" and in the editorial "Rising and resisting" we learn something more of the underlying spiritual and metaphysical reasons why courage is natural and fear is not. It is true we should have courage. It is also true that we can— by understanding ourselves to be God's spiritual expression. And we learn a great deal, too, from some humbling examples of other Christians who have faced the toughest of times with God-given, calm assurance.

January 20, 1992 issue
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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The Editors
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"God has given us all a purpose here"
Allison W. Phinney, Jr. with contributions from Lonise Bias
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God's man is always useful
Thomas C. Asher
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Overcoming discouragement
Nzau Mbungu
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Prayer: watching and working
Nancy L. Robison
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"There was a time when the church was very powerful—...
Martin Luther King
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Taking off the blindfold
John K. Daniels
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Second Thought
Christopher S. Wren
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Rising and resisting
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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The value of strong, persistent prayer
Ann Kenrick
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About thirty years ago I suffered a nervous breakdown
Mary Cockerton
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I have had the blessings of Christian Science all my life and,...
Dorothy Fassold with contributions from Edward Ray Fassold, Lee Sines
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Several years ago our car was stolen
Allison H. DeMarkles