December 7, 1998
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From the Editors
I HAVEN'T RIDDEN
a rollercoaster in years—that is, until the 1998 economy rolled into the station.
In the November 16 Sentinel, we printed a letter from a reader who had been beaten by soldiers when he took part in an anti-war demonstration years ago.
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INCREASING NUMBERS
OF executives working in "the City" — London's financial district—are turning to God support and guidance.
We'll soon be barraged by year-end analyses of our own and other nations' financial situations, along with predictions of economic health. But what about your own economy? If you're not sure you're utilizing your resources to their fullest advantage, this article will show you how to.
True enough, the shortest distance between two points is a straight line. But the shortest route to a solution may not always be the right one. God's direction is the right way.
The shepherds and wise men found their way to baby Jesus, yet Herod couldn't locate him. Are you prepared to find more of the Christ in your life this Christmas?
There are definitely ideas worth dwelling on in prayer—and others that don't deserve a moment's notice.
"My faith has been shaken by this," you sayFor you've seen no healing along the way.
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Author, educator, public speaker, grandparent, Eddie Faye Gates shares a wealth of wisdom, appreciation, and love.
A day seldom goes by that I don't have more than one proof of God's care and love.
My husband and I prayed, affirming that God was feeding and sustaining her.
I realized that I needed to make a commitment to healing this condition permanently.
The conviction came to me very clearly that Christian Science heals. I knew right then I was whole and perfect.
No longer did I feel I had been abused or dominated; I felt I had been restored a hundredfold.
Alone with Love and Life in prayer, I hearThe voice immortal say to me,"Evil is not happening.
Forty miles back into the wilderness.... What might have changed? I wondered.
