November 22, 1999
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It's my first subscription to the Sentinel, and I find no words to express how happy I feel to read those periodicals.
National Bible Week (commemorated this week in the United States), celebrates a rich source of inspiration and blessing, and an essential guide to life. Join us in honoring (or discovering if you haven't yet) what the Bible has to offer.
In the city adjacent to the one where I live, a photographer has taken an arresting photo of the National Library.
Ever been tempted to believe that some difficulty you're experiencing is actually a form of punishment from God? If so, here's a more enlightened view.
Read how this author stood guard with God when her home was hit by hurricane Andrew.
For most of us, when it came time to walk, we took a first step, and that was that. Placing our trust in God can come just as naturally.
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The connection between purityand healthYears of guilt, gone in a momentTo drink, or not to drink
Comparing oneself to others rarely leads to happiness. But thanking God for His gifts to us and everyone, does.
In my senior year in high school, I had an experience that taught me a lot about gratitude.
I was standing in line at the supermarket with two turkey dinners—one for my own family and one for the homeless shelter in our city.
How would you answer the question "What is God?" Healing led this girl to her answer.
Once I took a trip to Boston to learn more about Mary Baker Eddy and the Church she founded.
I had no desire for cigarettes and lost all of the nervous habits associated with smoking.
I took my dog for a fairly strenuous walk, rejoicing and thanking God for healing.
By the time I reached my apartment, the healing was complete.
When I looked up at the chaplain, I was free of all discomfort. I was healed.
On the wall of my office hangs a print by Pablo Picasso.
