July 6, 1998
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The choice of art work on the cover of the Sentinel does not always coincide with the healing mission of the contents.
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Churches often assume
that members of the local community will know they are welcome to come to their public services.
Meaning. We all want it—the feeling that our lives matter. But how do we find it? Is meaning like a commodity, sold to the highest bidder? Or like a talent—some of us have it and some of us don't? Discover what the three seekers in this report learned about the source and availability of life's true meaning.
People who witnessed the crash barely believed the parachutists could survive, much less walk away unharmed. God alone saved them.
Ahhhhh, a life of leisure at last. But can you really retire from God's job corps?
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Mimi Doe—author, educator, and mother—talks with the Sentinel about recognizing and fostering children's inherent spirituality.
No matter what trouble we're facing, the answer is evident through spiritual sense.
Here's a hard question: how big is God? What's your answer? Find out how a second-grader from Wisconsin responds.
When I was sweeping off the deck of our house, a bee landed on me and stung me.
I stood firm, clinging to these truths. It was a stand full of strength, but also of calm.
There was no question in my mind that God could help me.
Worth is not our personal possession. It flows entirely from our status as God's child.
Now it came to pass, as they went, that [Jesus] entered into a certain village: and a certain woman named Martha received him into her house.
