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Dear Sentinel
One day I accidentally hit my brother in the eye with a golf club. My dad rushed him to the hospital. I got dropped off at my nan's (where I wrote this letter). I sat down and started reading the Sentinel. Then I thought that God is Love. I had felt sad, but the fact that God is Love made me happy. In fact, I felt God's love all around me—and everyone! I did feel love all the time for my brother Tod. We are best friends. Nothing can not be in the hands of God. There isn't any hurt in Love.
Then we had a phone call. It was Mon, calling to say that Tod was all right.
Ben Sleeman
Formby, England
P.S. I go to Sunday School. Ben and Tod both take golf lessons every Saturday, and they were practicing their golf swings.
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April 13, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Keren O. Ruberti, Cal Koenig, Shirley Schwaller
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items of interest
with contributions from Andrew Bard Schmookler, Peter Birch
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How green is the Bible?
By Robert D. Wright
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PURIFYING OUR ENVIRONMENT
John Hay Scott
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Sips of truth
Clayton Hoyt
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Single, and loving it
By Lorita B. Williams
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Your part in good government
By Robert A. Johnson
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What matters most?
By Mark Swinney
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Order in the middle of chaos
By Sabra L. Lowe
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"Did that thought come from God?"
By Jean Wright Piper
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Joy
Amanda Blake
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Ben Sleeman, Yvonne Lesley Sleeman
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Painful animal sting quickly healed
Julie James Ott with contributions from John H. Ott
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Harassment and a breathing difficulty overcome
David G. Shields
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Abscessed teeth restored to soundness
Ronnie Covington
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Allergies cured
Iris Smaus
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Laughter on the road to healing
By Marian English
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Home-style heroes
Mary Metzner Trammell