January 19, 1998
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From the Editors
This Morning As
I'm writing from home, I look out on a fresh snowfall.
I was grateful to have the issue of the Sentinel with the cover "Life without fear" to share with my son.
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A 1995 Study, reported in The Journal of the American Medical Association last year.
We hear a lot about managing pain. It's as though people expect that, like stocks and bonds, pain will forever fluctuate and needs to be monitored. The author offers an entirely different perspective, explaining the spiritual means that enable us not merely to cope with pain but to free ourselves from it.
A visit to a cave in Turkey triggers inspiring thoughts about progress.
Learn how a shift in perspective can boost you from heartbreak to healing.
The caution not to let conversation stray into ticklish territory is good advice for prayer as well.
Too often racism occasions angry reactions. Here's a better way to respond.
Many
people helped write the accounts in the Hebrew Bible, or Old Testament, Most of these stories had been shared from one generation to another.
When I next noticed my foot, it was as completely unblemished as the other.
There was a tussle with myself, but I never did buy any more cigarettes.
In the middle of a peal of laughter, the cyst broke by itself. In a very little while the healing was complete.
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I felt my only way to lasting happiness was to love God.
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It's not really so important how you or I say "I love you." What matters is that we mean it.
