July 13, 1992
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From the Editors
This
week's Sentinel offers some significant ways to pray for the resolution of conflict, and for dissolving and healing the resentment that sometimes follows.
Even when we're given responsibility for the discipline of others, the only genuine obedience and healing come from realizing how God's law operates to enforce His will, not ours.
Spiritual growth is never just mentally "standing still." It is an ongoing process, and the growth that brings lasting progress always stems from divine Love.
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A
new member of The Mother Church recently wrote: "I cannot keep this wonderful way of being, just for myself.
There is always an answer in prayer to overcome the sting of envy, jealousy, or resentment.
What happens when we re-examine our model for Church; when we look at the example of the early Christians?
In
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, Mary Baker Eddy wrote: "Beloved Christian Scientists, keep your minds so filled with Truth and Love, that sin, disease, and death cannot enter them.
When I was a child, my parents separated and became rivals for my custody.
For many years I had a small growth on my body, but I became concerned about it only when it began to enlarge and become uncomfortable.
When my daughter was almost a year old, she developed a rash on her face.
One day I was in the checkout line at the local supermarket, with my handbag resting on top of the goods in the trolley.
