December 29, 1997
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From the Editors
As the Sentinel staff was putting together this week's issue, our final issue of 1997, we paused to take stock.
While the media will never be the promised land, we don't have to settle for a wasteland.
Article
In recent months, the prominence in the news of paparazzi has raised questions about the role of photographers.
Article
On
February 24, 1900, Mary Baker Eddy, who would later found The Christian Science Monitor, sent a request to First Readers in Christian Science branch churches, asking them to pray each day for the press.
The pain stopped almost instantly, and a short time later all swelling had disappeared.
This progress came as a result of the desire to serve God and to bless others.
Over
the last two decades, the speed at which mankind communicates globally has been causing the world to shrink more and more each day.
I've
never been an engineer, an architect, or a bridge builder.
Financial and housing problems resolved through prayer.
By the end of the day I had complete freedom in the use of my arm and shoulder.
My hearing was fully restored to its normal condition.
Injured arm healed; severe physical debility overcome.
