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HOW A MOMENT OF LIGHT RESCUED ME FROM DEPRESSION
Driving home from the memorial service for a friend who had committed suicide, I was feeling a range of emotions—shock, sadness, and confusion about whether I could have said or done anything to help.
I, too, had been feeling desperate with no way out. The thought that leaving this life was an option had crossed my mind, but I knew that it probably wouldn't solve anything for me or for those I cared for. Nevertheless, emptiness and unhappiness hung over me. Another friend had also recently taken her own life, and many people I knew were facing depression and meaninglessness.

April 5, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Barbara Dean Henke, Iolita Ersland, Miles Harbur
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items of interest
with contributions from Steve Blow, David Grinspoon, Anthony F. Aveni
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Is heaven any better, or any closer, than this?
By Marian English
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HOW A MOMENT OF LIGHT RESCUED ME FROM DEPRESSION
Carol Rockhold Miller
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Class instruction in Christian Science Mind-healing
Board of Education
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Never give up
By Katherine Hildreth
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Help in the face of divorce
By Lyle R. Young
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Your part in preventing crime
By Carolyn Hill
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What about anti-Christ?
By Elise L. Moore
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Ending scary dreams
By Don LeRoy Griffith III
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Dear Sentinel
Austin Lines
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Reflection
Seaward B. Grant
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Prayer results in ample employment and supply
Christian Carroll Kaehn
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Knee pain fully healed
Hans-Adolf Kleinschmidt
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Children healed of pain and injury
Jennifer Adams Zobelein
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Real work, real love, for peace in Africa
By Dorothy Dipuo Maubane
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Be strong
William E. Moody