October 14, 1996
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What do Florence Nightingale, Buckminster Fuller, Mohandas Gandhi, and Nelson Mandela have in common?
Fresh insights from God bring solutions to what were thought to be unsolvable problems
About
fourteen years ago a friend and I first visited Lowell, Massachusetts, the city that is featured in this week's "News & Commentary.
It
was with some trepidation that I boarded the plane for a large city on the East Coast of the United States, many miles from my midwestern university town.
This painful wrench worked a necessary change in my thought.
I was challenged to choose what I would accept as true about man.
The healing effects of pure thinking and action are inevitable.
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Eliminating the roots of terrorismYou are always safeWhat can we do about the weather?
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This column is a place to explore questions with other readers and with the editorial staff of the Sentinel.
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From all over the world, stories reach our newsdesk telling of villages, towns, and even cities transformed by men and women of vision.
Soon I lost the fear of asthmatic attacks, and they never occurred again.
I woke completely healed ... restored, refreshed, and free.
God showed me only wide horizons of opportunity.
"God is your health; and God doesn't change."
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"In these days, I am diligently studying the admirable, marvelous book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
