May 1, 1995
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Few
things unite mankind more than an earnest desire to know how to pray.
Article
This week the Sentinel speaks with several South Africans about their first year of true democracy.
Why, as the Bible puts it, do we so often "deal treacherously every man against his brother"? Isn't it because we think we don't all have the same Parent?
As unrippled waterspresent flawless mirrored forms,clearly perceptible and undistorted,so, spiritual stillness of thought,wholly unruffled,more and more shows forthgenuine selfhooddistinct and perfect.
So I began to see that this experience was not punishment but an opportunity to demonstrate God's law of health and harmony.
On
the last day of junior high school, four of my friends and I made a pact that none of us would ever drink in high school.
I felt the demand to express the love of Christ. I knew then that this was truly my answer. I felt it in my heart.
Thank you, God, for Truthand Love that vanquish pain,for Life that wakens meto blissful dance again.
How
many times do we hunger for sure guidance or for a sign that will lead us in a right direction?
Ordinarily
it's a good thing to be "easy"—to be an agreeable, cooperative person.
The
Sentinel, as we know it today, appears in the form of a weekly magazine, a weekly radio broadcast, and on audio cassette.
Over
a period of a few days I began having pain in one tooth.
A
healing that has been especially helpful to me came after I had been praying for almost a year.
Over
a year ago a painful condition in my head prevented me from continuing in any normal activities, which at that time included two part-time jobs, family commitments, and serving as Second Reader in our branch church.
I've
always liked to run; it has made me feel so free.
