April 8, 2002
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From the Editors
THERE'S A LOT OF TALK
in the news these days about families and children—about raising children, properly adopting them, who makes the best parent, the large number of orphaned children needing stable homes.
Article
"SINCE THE FIRST FEW COURSES
began in the early 1990s, a growing number—now more than seventy—of American medical schools have developed programs to teach students that patients are more than the sum of their vital signs.
How spirituality and a prayer-oriented approach to building a house brought one Alaska family closer to home.
We were drawing a picture of our house, and we put up blocks filled with God's ideas for our foundation.
It's so much easier to be a good parent when you rely on the Father—Mother who never fails to stand by everyone.
What made Bob Klose volunteer for single parenthood? And why did he go so far to find his sons? The answers are inspiring—and heartwarming.
At an age when most people say bringing up children is behind them, the author and her husband put raising their baby grandson, Rocky, right out in front.
INTERVIEW WITH KAYED AND AMY KHALIL Peace and mutual love mark the marriage of a Palestinian man from Lebanon to a Jewish woman from America.
AS THE ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE
of the Sentinel show, in 2002 family can mean anything from single moms and dads to traditional, two-parent households, to interfaith husbands and wives, to grandparents raising an infant right through to adulthood.
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the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
I knew that God is Spirit, the one true Parent of our child.
Rebecca soon fell asleep, and the symptoms of bronchitis disappeared.
