August 11, 1997
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From the Editors
At a recent editorial meeting, one of the staff brought up the need to address the fragmentation appearing in many different forms—from separation between citizens and their government, to shifts in social mores and values, to divisions in families, churches, and other valued institutions.
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Really, unity is not the clustering of more or less disparate parts. It is the wholeness of eternal being present everywhere.
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one point a very good friend of mine had not been well for some time and was preparing to go on holiday abroad on her own.
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Jon Benson of Los Angeles, California, spoke with the Sentinel recently about his efforts some years ago to resolve an apparently hopeless dispute between the tenants of the building in which he lived and their landlord.
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I had been trying stubbornly to teach this child not to be stubborn. No wonder we weren't making much progress!
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while back, I was a pupil at a small business college, taking some courses in computer programming.
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We can rely on God's law of harmony and peace to govern even the smallest details of our move.
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The home God provides us is the perfect environment for exploring our relation to our Father-Mother.
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Apathy would make us believe that our prayers are inadequate or that others should be left to do the praying.
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If good were limited—Enough for just a few—Our choice might beTo limit all we do.
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reasons, no doubt, are as individual as the people themselves.
Testimony of Healing
A few days later her legs were completely free from any sign of a burn.
Testimony of Healing
Digestive disorder healed with no lingering weakness.
Testimony of Healing
Normal vision restored and bowel problem healed through prayer.
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Gift Services Officer: Do you have substantial experience in estate and financial planning, charitable giving, trust adminstration, or investments?
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