July 3, 2000
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In March,
the Religion Communicators Council recognized the contributions made by religious magazines, newspapers, non-broadcast audio and video, and electronic publishing produced by many different denominations in 1999.
A glance through the racks at any card shop suggests that birthdays are big business. Have you ever wondered why, year after year, so many people celebrate yet another orbit around the sun? Perhaps it's time to find more interesting reasons to be happy.
For a long time, a man who looked like he might not have a home would pass by the Christian Science Reading Room and read some of the material in the display window.
What's the best musical accompaniment to the Lord's Prayer—classical, rock, pop, or rap? Actually, any one of these would do. Here's another alternative, though—one that brought healing.
I went back over the issues, this time asking God to reveal what was real, not merely humanly right.
No matter where you (or those close to you) roam, you're never far from love.
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Bob McNaught ran his first marathon over a decade ago in Boston (home of the Sentinel). He has run—and won—races all over the world.
I never felt so joyful and full of strength. And I relished eating again!
Soon the nail and finger were back to normal.
I looked in the mirror yesterday and couldn't see even a mark on my body.
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The Sentinel is in a very real way a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
Christ is now and always has been with you, ministering to you right where you are every moment.
