Article October 31, 1994 Issue

FROM HAND TO HAND

M. B.

One morning one of my co-workers asked if she could buy the copy of the Sentinel that I had left on the kitchen cabinet as usual for her to read during her lunch hour. I said it was hers for the taking, and she went home rejoicing.

It had all started some months before, when I began to leave my copy of The Christian Science Monitor for her to read—she liked the Monitor. At that time she said she wasn't interested in the Sentinel, so I had taken it back home with me.

After a few weeks my co-worker said she wanted to read the Sentinel after all, so I left my copy for her. Two or three Sentinels later, she again said she would like a copy of the magazine to send to her daughter in Atlanta. She wanted to give another copy to a youngster in her neighborhood. Recently I noticed an advertisement on the back cover of the Sentinel had been cut out. My friend said: "I want to buy the book!" (meaning Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy). And she did!

M. B.

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