March 30, 1992
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From the Editors
One
of the basic challenges each of us comes face to face with in praying about the big issues is fear.
About our cover—If we feel we're just not up to the demands of these times, maybe it's time to find out more of who we really are as God's expression.
For this writer, urgent questions about safety in the face of oppression "aren't at all theoretical...." Neither is the saving power of God.
The courage and faith of those who have overthrown political tyranny should strengthen us to exercise the right to be free from sickness and terror.
Prayer's effectiveness is not a matter of how much capacity we have; it's the outgrowth of the infinite capacity of God.
The writer learned quite early the power of individual integrity—even in the face of tyranny.
From the Editors
We
know from the many letters we receive that readers are finding healing in the Sentinel.
When we feel far away from family and friends, the discovery of our true selfhood in God's likeness draws us close to our heavenly Father.
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Churches played a remarkable role in events that are leading to unprecedented changes in European communities.
Fear can be overcome. It's not, however, just a question of forcing ourselves not to be afraid. We have something at hand with which we can overcome what we're afraid of.
Article
Meetings for youth and young adults in the United States and Canada began last August.
When I was about six years old, I saw the most wonderful little tube of lipstick at the store.
The
first semester of my junior year in college was extremely difficult.
When I first met my wife and found out that she was a Christian Scientist, I was full of questions.
About four or five months after I renewed my study of Christian Science, a number of years ago, while I was at work, I slipped on a highly polished floor and fell down hard.
When I read the July 1991 issue of The Christian Science Journal, the editorial "Giving testimony" caught my attention.
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A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
