April 22, 2002
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It was a great privilege to read the article "Ministry at Ground Zero" [March 4].
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"In a nation where
80 percent of the adults who responded to a recent Gallup poll said they believed they had a personal relationship with God, it is not surprising that [many workers] pray on the job or about their work.
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The Protestant congregation who survived a grenade attack in Islamabad in mid-March joined together the Sunday following the attack to celebrate Palm Sunday.
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"The source of all conflict
is always an identity differentiation between the 'i' and the 'you,' however we might define it.
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In a microcosm of Middle East tension, two men—one Palestinian, one Israeli—demonstrate the depth of patience and understanding that will be necessary to bring peace to their warring homeland.
Regardless of religious tradition, much good has come from each sincere prayer that asks, in essence, "Thy will be done."
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Are
you ready to apply your marketing experience in a fresh new venue?
Passengers aren't the only people who have to cope with in-flight rudeness . . . what about the airline personnel? Here's how one of them prayed about it.
When violent outbursts from her husband disrupted their marriage and family, the author appealed to God to enforce a law of harmony.
An expert on the topic of domestic violence sees a big need to get a hand on just what a "real man" is.
A change in the way we look at people can make a big difference in the quality of the relationships we have with them.
YOU MAY WONDER,
as I did, Would the uncivil read a book on civility?
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the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
'Christian Science has taught me that fear is foundational to disease.'
When
I was a little girl, I was told that God was infinite Love and the only creator, and that He had not created disease.
A STRING
of unexpected hassles—magnified by sweltering heat and a blaring snarl of traffic—stretched everyone near the breaking point that day.
