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From children and teenagers
Dear Sentinel,
A few weeks ago, I was at my friend's house, and I felt I had a headache. My dad picked me up, and we talked about what I should do. I decided I wanted to call a Christian Science practitioner. She gave me a Bible verse that Mary Baker Eddy talks about in Retrospection and Introspection (see 93:17). It reads, "In him we live, and move, and have our being ..." (Acts 17:28). This meant, to me, I could never be out of God's care. I exist as a pure idea of God, and I have "not a single element of error."*
After I got off the phone with the practitioner, I thought about all the spiritual qualities that I express. Instantly, the headache was gone, and it stayed gone.
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August 19, 1996 issue
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No one is ever useless
Robert A. Johnson
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Life
Eva-Maria Hogrefe
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Proving ageism powerless
Pam Chance
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Realizing health
Ralph W. Emerson
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Jenny Ryf, Jamie A. Estes
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College-bound!
Melanie A. Golder
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Individuality and competition
Lynn G. Jackson
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No steel rims, just unencumbered being
Faith Walsh Heidtbrink
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Absent-minded? Impossible!
Barbara L. Kelly
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Seeking solutions and reconciliation—Caux, Switzerland
by Kim Shippey
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Real advancement in today's world
Russ Gerber
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When our son was about one year old, he was instantly healed...
Suzanne B. Soulé with contributions from Barbara C. Soulé
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"Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine...
Peace C. Ugboaja