October 5, 1998
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From the Editors
This summer
we had a number of "3-H" days, as they're called here in New England.
Sentinel readers might like to know that the testimony "From a bombing survivor".
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"Religion was the salt that flavored life in 17th-century British North America," writes James Hutson.
One might think of health as the "Clear for takeoff" signal from air traffic control—it's what you need in order to launch into life, in order to get where you're going. Unlike air travel, though, real health isn't affected by the weather; it doesn't break down or get off schedule. True health, God-given health, is always available, affordable, at hand.
I have a background in engineering, and I'm familiar with textbooks.
What's so wonderful about Science and Health is that it makes you realize how natural and powerful it is to think the way it reads.
Stocks, bonds, paychecks, securities—none of these is the surest source of our supply. Divine Love meets our need.
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a cruse of oil—An empty pot or two?
At a time when I found it difficult to rely on ordinary circumstances to provide for me, I learned a valuable lesson about trusting God.
Even a glimpse of what's true about God's children can save one in an emergency. In this case it saved a baby girl.
Following a violent sandstorm in the middle of the Sahara, this author turned to God in prayer and found healing and protection.
Learn how to feel good about yourself without even thinking about dieting.
What do you do if you're stuck with the one teacher everyone tries to avoid? Find out what this girl and her friend did in that same situation.
I will never forget the way gratitude lifted my spirit. I got out of bed on my own and knew that I was healed.
I began smoking as a teenager.
Enough can't be said for God's protecting, loving care for His children.
The fear left immediately, the bleeding also stopped, and I finished the job.
I was learning that no one could take away my joy or deprive me of my own unique opportunities in life.
