May 17, 1999
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From the Editors
A Friend Of Mine
has been in the information technology field for about twenty years.
When I shared one issue of the Sentinel, my neighbor read it three times, trying to grasp the truth that she was growing to understand.
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Roughly Five Thousand
people participated in an exhibition on spirituality in St.
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There's something each of us is meant to do—a purpose for each of us to fulfill. What's yours? How do you know when you've found it? And what does love—for God—have to do with it? You'll find answers here.
What if we don't know what our purpose in life is or how it should be expressed?
Nature often offers healing inspiration. It certainly did when this writer found herself ill far from home.
Don't let up on daily prayer for the world's children—from Littleton, Colorado, to Kosovo.
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Relationships—can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em. At least, that's how it can feel sometimes. Here's a brighter perspective.
About a year ago, I met new friends and I started living a beautiful dream.
You never know when there will be an opportunity to share spiritual ideas that help and heal.
Sometimes making the right choice looks foolish. But invariably it blesses.
A couple of days later I was reaching way above my head without any pain. The healing was complete.
Almost immediately the situation was resolved, and I was walking with complete freedom.
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The Sentinel is in a very real way a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
They came—the wise men and the shepherds—following the bright star in the East to celebrate the birth of the long-awaited Bethlehem babe.
