June 14, 1999
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From the Editors
The buzz around
the army base was that if the staff sergeant asked who in the company was able to drive, and you had a valid driver's license, you should volunteer.
God bless the McColloch women for having the courage and selflessness it must have taken to share their tragedy and triumph.
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"Stop worrying!" If anyone has ever told you that, you know it's easier said that done. Yet it's not impossible. Even in the midst of deep trouble, there's a way to remain calm. Find out how.
To prepare for college graduation, I attended a meeting designed to help students make sure they were fulfilling all graduation requirements.
It looked as though circumstances would ruin their trip, but this couple's prayers restored harmony.
Day-to-day activities take on new meaning—and bring deeper satisfaction—when viewed from a spiritual perspective.
You can maintain your health and well-being effectively through spiritual means.
Honoring an abusive parent may seem like a foolish idea, but the Fifth Commandment is clear: "Honour thy father and thy mother." This author found it possible to do just that, even after a most difficult childhood.
If you've been begging your parents for a pet, you'll be interested in how these children found a dog that was perfect for them.
When the dentist examined the X-ray, she exclaimed happily that everything was all right.
I never again had a problem with a rash on my back.
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The Sentinel is in a very real way a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
I do feel that my prayers along with the prayers of so many others—especially the country's own citizens—supported the progress that has been experienced.
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are looking for a Professional Accountant to join the General Ledger team in our Accounting Department.
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World Wide Weekend 2000 leads to Christian Science Sunday School in the 21st Century
The message coming through to me was the need "to become gentler in one's judgments."
