August 9, 1999
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From the Editors
Humanity's Interest In
spirituality is measurable in the usual statistical ways.
I have been wanting to write to say how much I like the new format in the Sentinel.
Excerpted from The Herald of Christian Science You've probably heard about the growing interest in spirituality in your own city, state, or nation. But that doesn't even begin to give the full picture. In every corner of the globe, people of different cultures, professions, and faiths are seeking and finding spiritual light. Listen in on reports of their search.
If trouble arises, be prepared to take action—no matter when or where the problem occurs.
Ever longed to be as innocent and trusting as children naturally are? You can be, right now.
Caring for an ailing child can take a lot of work. Finding healing for that child takes trust in God and a willingness to turn over the most important work to Him.
You don't need to go to law school to learn how to defend yourself effectively against trouble of any sort.
Best-selling author Kathleen Norris speaks about monastic life, religion, and spirituality.
What do you do if an insect or animal hurts you? Matt found out that expressing mercy and forgiveness heals the hurt fast.
I am bankrupt in words to express my immeasurable gratitude to God.
When the dentist examined my teeth, he was surprised to find that the serious condition he had diagnosed no longer existed.
As I was singing, I could feel the symptoms drain away and my strength return.
Later that day Emily and I took our daily walk. I was free of pain.
Even the everyday chores and tasks that sometimes seem dull and uneventful can be opportunities to be a good neighbor.
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Members of The Mother Church who are interested in actively taking part in the Church's healing mission as Christian Science nurses are warmly invited to be in touch with us.
