February 21, 2000
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Letters
Oh, the perfect timing and content of "Until the job is really done" (January 10)!
items of interest
When Jeremy Fischer
wanted his high school to teach peace studies, he learned that the only way to achieve his goal was to be persistent and to help others understand why peace was important.
Article
Did the holiday season leave you with extra pounds—on top of the pounds you never got around to losing last year or the year before that? Instead of trying merely to shed weight, maybe a better approach is to shed distorted views of yourself as being unfit, undisciplined, out of control, unattractive. Read how the author was led to a whole new view of himself—not to mention a new look.
Poem
God, help me express Your glory—Respond to Your call—In quiet prayer and gratitude,In kindnesses to all.
Article
One evening many years ago, I had an appointment with a client in her home.
Article
What's it like to play college basketball on an NCAA Division One team? Find out in this interview with a sophomore guard at Kent State University.
Article
This Second Place essay in the "20 and under" category of the Sentinel's Millennium Essay Contest offers an Olympic hopeful's perspective on the "kingdom of heaven" here on earth.
Article
Even when facing the threat of terrorism, one can be fearless without being foolhardy.
Testimony of Healing
On Tuesday I walked into the classroom without a limp or tenderness of any kind.
Testimony of Healing
I can legally drive without any corrective lenses, day or night.
Testimony of Healing
It was a great privilege and a joy to have been able to go to a Christian Science Sunday School from an early age.
Testimony of Healing
I have not smoked since then.
Testimony of Healing
The healing was complete in a short time.
Article
Great ideas, new opportunities, unexpected sales, and interesting contacts simply turned up spontaneously.
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