July 31, 2000
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"According To A new Newsweek Poll, 84 percent of adult Americans say they believe that God performs miracles and nearly half.
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One sometimes hears the comment "There is no justice." But you won't hear that from this attorney. He believes strongly not only that justice is possible, but that it is often served. Find out what it takes for this to occur.
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One of the many benefits gained from reading the Bible is understanding the divine Principle that governs the moment-by-moment activity of our lives.
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In the course of the day, they'd roamed all over the place. Then they discovered that the car keys were missing. Searching didn't make them turn up—prayer did.
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"It is impossible that man should lose aught that is real, when God is all and eternally his.
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In the past, I might have given in to self-pity. But this time was different.
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It's probably safe to say that at one time or another, nearly everyone feels the need to search for God.
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Counselor and teacher David Blocker sees hopeful signs in his community that individuals from diverse backgrounds are finding new ways to connect with each other.
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Last year the
Sentinel invited readers of all ages, and from any faith or background, to consider their response to the following questions:
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Here's a taste of some of the noteworthy essays we received last year in response to our Millennium Essay Contest. Enjoy!
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You can't tell how good a book will be by its cover. And you can't tell how good a dancer—or how great a person—someone is by the way he or she looks. Life holds lots of pleasant surprises!
Testimony of Healing
I inadvertently ran my hand under the foot and found it as smooth as the other, with no trace of the problem.
Testimony of Healing
Overnight, the arm stopped hurting and the wrist became limber.
Testimony of Healing
Many years ago I went on a horseback ride with a friend I knew from church.
Testimony of Healing
My platoon never suffered another casualty.
Editorial
Her new understanding freed her . . . . But it was daring.
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