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Dear Sentinel
One morning I was playing hide-and-seek with my brother. When I threw a sleeping bag over my head, my eye got poked. My mom and I prayed a lot. We called a Christian Science practitioner to pray with us, too. Whenever my eye hurt, I asked my mom to sing "O dreamer" (Hymn 412 in the Christian Science Hymnal). It starts like this: "O dreamer, leave thy dreams for joyful waking." I really like the part that says the Christ comes to "wipe all tears away." My mom said that when we wake up from a bad dream, we know that the dream isn't true. A hurt eye is not true about God's child. God is always keeping us safe. I knew I could wake up. The next day I was healed.
Kynan Witters Hicks
Golden, Colorado
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January 4, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Donna S. Knuth, Rebecca Forrest
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items of interest
with contributions from John Dalla Costa
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A new year, and the real journey continues
By Jon Harder
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Millennium
with contributions from Rob Nofsinger, Douglas Orr, Thomas Orr
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MILLENNIUM: AN ONGOING STORY OF PROGRESS
Sentinel staff
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Running with God
By K. Liselotte Arnold
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Needed: counterfeit agents
By Judith Hardy Olson
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A childlike approach to fitness
By Joyce D. Wethe Robertson
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Dogs don't have to be scary
Melanie A. Golder
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Dear Sentinel
Kynan Witters Hicks
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Spiritual healing eliminates need for throat surgery
Mavis H. Michelmore
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Lump removed through prayer; career change accomplished
Cheryl Petersen
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Loving prayers avert suicide attempt
Donna J. Bradley
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Effects of a fall fully healed
C. Alinda Levinson
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Are you limiting yourself?
By Pauline D. Jenner
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Untapped potential
Lona Ingwerson
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A world in need of "the genius of children"
Russ Gerber