May 4, 1998
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From the Editors
There's an old
lesson taught to writers and would-be writers to help them do their best.
A friend of ours—committed to his own church but open to new ideas—was impressed by the up-to-date writing style of the Sentinel.
Safety: it's not dependent on income, environment, or luck. Rather, it's a dependable gift from God.
We can mount a defense for ourselves and our children through the acknowledgment and affirmation of God's presence and power.
When I woke one morning, the first words that came to me were "God is in control of everything in His universe.
Here's a way to celebrate mothers—and fathers—that fosters their independence and dignity.
Seneca Falls, New York, is celebrating the anniversary of the first Women's Rights Convention, held in that town 150 years ago. Find out what role the founder of this magazine is playing in that celebration.
Even if emergency workers are already on hand, you're needed—mentally—at the scene of an accident to provide assurance of God's presence.
We've all done it—said something we wish we hadn't—but we don't have to keep doing it! There's a way to control our tongue.
Bonny knows about gardens. She has planted seeds all by herself. She also knows about seeds of faith—faith strong and sturdy enough to heal.
That evening my daughter was very energetic and completely alert.
As I was raising the glass to my lips, an overwhelming thought came to me: "Why am I drinking this? I don't like it."
I was able to do what I needed to do each day until the healing was complete.
If I share humbly and confidently, my comments are well received.
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Q This question was asked in my Sunday School class: "If God, who is divine Spirit, created everything spiritually, including man, then why do we have to go through this material existence?
When our lives are too noisy, we might not see the most important things.
