June 19, 2000
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As one who has worked in the Christian Science Reading Rooms in New York City, I've found that any Sentinels addressing mental health or depression are always quick to move, and I hope you do another one sometime soon.
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Speaking at a conference
on Spirituality and Healing in Medicine held in Dever, Dr.
What's needed in response to emergencies varies from case to case. But prayer is always needed—first and foremost. Read how people have found this "first response" to be effective.
During my last year of college, I took a job at an iron foundry, where I worked the second shift.
"We were in the Bahamas, snorkeling with a group of friends, and we'd just anchored the boat near a beautiful coral reef.
Would you reach, uninvited, into a stranger's stash of cookies to help yourself? If not, you might want to think twice before reaching, uninvited, into others' affairs to set them straight.
A national magazine's list of one hundred notable women got this author thinking about those he'd include on such a list.
She wasn't accustomed to getting nervous before speaking in public, but for some reason this time was different. She was downright scared—until she thought about her audience in a new way.
Losing a wallet can be a major hassle—or it can be a time for prayer and celebration.
Do you see the proverbial glass as half empty, or half full? Actually, there's a grander perspective than either of these.
If you've ever been concerned about what lurks in your bedroom after dark, you'll enjoy reading how Whitney stopped being afraid of the (of all things!) she was sure she saw in the corner.
The doctor said that the arm had set and healed in a way that no person could have caused it to.
I had been drinking alcoholic beverages for twenty years, until 1993.
The next morning I woke with such joy and a sense of the presence of good. I knew the healing had taken place.
I can now stand happily and freely with my God-given freedom.
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The Sentinel is in a very real way a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
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