April 3, 2000
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From the Editors
For someone to
encounter difficult circumstances and feel down for a while is one thing.
That depression is an increasingly common complaint does not make it a natural one. Joy is inherent in each of us; God supplies it in abundance. Read how to conquer depression through prayer, and find out how one woman did just that.
Several years ago I went through a long period of deep depression.
He started the day stuck out in the Atlantic and ended it making an onshore meeting right on time. How did he do it?
You can move on from self-condemnation and regret to healing and blessings for yourself and others.
When the knowledge you need to accomplish a task seems out of reach, fix your thought on God.
Constructing a life on a rock-solid basis takes inspiration. That's where the Sermon on the Mount comes in.
One puppy needed a home. Another needed to find his way back home. Find out how prayer met the need in both cases.
I would like to share two wonderful experiences which have shown me that when trusting God's care, we are always assured of healing.
I discovered that I did not have to spend my years in fear and anxiety.
The pain receded and my knee strengthened. I was free.
The next day my wrist was back to normal.
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The Sentinel is in a very real way a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
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Annual Meeting of The Mother Church will convene on Monday, June 5, at 1:30 p.
The most natural thing in the world for God's people is to love.
