February 11, 2002
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Eva-Maria Hogrefe's article, "Never without a father," in the December 24 issue is an excellent illustration of the power provided to those having complete trust in God.
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In the epilogue
of their recent book, Sacred Space—Right Relationship and Spirituality in Healthcare, authors Stephen G.
When a violent confrontation on the ice placed her son and their family in the position of "the guilty party," there was only one option: pray for everyone involved.
Even prior to the summer league incident my mom describes, I would sometimes let my temper cloud my judgment and hinder my ability to play.
From the fourth grade on, I loved contact sports, particularly football.
Climbing is about finding perfect rock.
Coach Isahn Shoemake shows the kids he works with that keeping themselves in the game—and anger out—starts with their own individual thoughts and actions.
Two young athletes tell why it's sometimes more fun to lose than win, and why parental pressure to perform can backfire bigtime.
There's a parallel between the five interconnected Olympic rings and five ideals that the Games strive to uphold.
Comments on the current economic crisis, and what will solve it.
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There's a parallel between the five interconnected Olympic rings and five ideals that the Games strive to uphold.
By gaining a more spiritual view of herself, this author overcame a life-long struggle with menstrual pain.
In September 2002, The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity will open its doors to people from all over the world.
In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
Here was a total stranger saying I was perfect—and the miracle was that I believed him!
The doctor said it was urgent for the baby to come right away.
