December 11, 2000
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From the Editors
If
someone asked you to describe your "richest moment"—what would you say?
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"Perhaps if we
spent as much time in the medical and religious professions in studying health and wholeness as we do in studying disease and sin and evil, we'd have a completely different result," proposes Evarts Loomis, M.
There's a wonderful discovery waiting to be made—something that's just between you and God.
Several
years ago I was feeling weighed down by the daily struggle to provide for my four young children.
My football coach helped me to think about the crisis in a different way, and it lifted me up.
It was the sudden realization that our life is actually in and of God.
Volunteer firefighter David Graham talks about battling some of America's worst flames with the latest techniques, including prayer.
When dieting doesn't work, what do you do next? An Olympic hopeful for 2002 tells her own story.
Even if your Christmas isn't shaping up to be something out of a Currier and Ives photo, it can always be a day for progress.
Did your roommate drive you nuts last semester? Maybe now's a good time to do something about it!
My hairdresser noticed that the scar had almost vanished.
Our son regained normal weight and grew up strong and healthy.
I remembered the dizziness and realized that it was gone.
I called my mother and told her the tumor was gone. This was later verified by the surgeon.
The basic problem is that every person seems to have a mind of his or her own.
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The Christian Science Sentinel was established by Mary Baker Eddy ".
When we take refuge in the innermost part of our thought, we can hear the voice of Love.
