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You can conquer depression
At the root of depression is an ignorance of God, good. Knowing God better is the cure.
Aware that depression, clinically diagnosed and otherwise, is a growing concern among children as well as adults in today's society, the Sentinel asked Timothy A. MacDonald, a Christian Science practitioner and teacher from Clifton, Virginia, to discuss with us prayer's effectiveness as an antidote to depression. Our conversation follows.
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April 6, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Barbara Whitewater, Harriet Barry Schupp
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items of interest
with contributions from Gareth Tuckwell, George H. Gallup, Pattie Mihalik
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You can conquer depression
with contributions from Timothy A. MacDonald
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DEPRESSION OVERCOME
Trinette Heimer
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It's always noon
By Sally Queen
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Now
Nancy Day Abner
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Treat others as brothers
By Elaine R. Follis
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Making the most of waiting time
By Joyce D. Wethe
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COME, LIVE IN HARMONY
J. W.
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Elbowing your way to the top?
Thomas Richard Mitchinson
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Dear Sentinel,
Louise Jaques
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Dear Sentinel,
Devon Reehl
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Astigmatism corrected and depression conquered
Jane S. Bate
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Protection from fire; other healings
Dorothy Ashen Paisley
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Proper circulation restored
Mary Ann Sprague
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Injured elbow fully healed
Lorelei Updike
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A modern-day Passover: from bondage to healing
By Elise L. Moore
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AN EASTER PRAYER
Roger W. Reed
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WHAT DOES EASTER MEAN TO YOU?
Beverly Goldsmith
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Argue for happiness
Russ Gerber