December 23, 2002
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Letters
I love the Sentinel and joyfully read each issue cover to cover: Yet, recently I realized that despite finding the articles interesting and uplifting, I was not in turn actively applying them to my life.
Items of interest
"Dalits [the 'untouchables' of Hindu society] in India have a long history of oppression and discrimination.
Article
The richest promise of Christmas is the treasure of spiritual healing.
Article
What do so many holiday classics have in common? The message of redemption.
Article
Two strangers were in need on a snowy highway. God was there to help them help each other.
Article
Prayers for people you don't even know are heard—and answered.
Poem
The faithful follow a steady star,their joy gathered on dusty pathsin the bustling day or ponderous night,for they know the fountains along the waythat freshen the heart and liven the step.
Article
Six Sentinel readers share experiences that brought views of the true meaning of Christmas into their lives.
Article
Following the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity on September 29, the Sentinel continues printing excerpts from the collection of newly published writings.
Testimony of Healing
I started to see a correlation between my "hardened thinking" and the hard lump in my breast.
Testimony of Healing
When
our children were young, we were a single-income family buying our first home—and Christmas was upon us again.
Testimony of Healing
When
I was a teenager, I got a job at a local department store to earn some extra money for Christmas.
Article
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