May 6, 2002
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A family friend's 12-year-old great-granddaughter, Stacy, had to undergo back surgery.
During ten seasons of singing for the New York Metropolitan Opera, lyric soprano Heidi Skok has come to see that she is in the world—and on the stage—to express God's Word.
Dave Pelton, Olympic-level decathlete-turned-Nashville music producer, has learned that finding and using the talents God gives each of us is the ticket to successfully navigating life.
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University professor Laura Mann has something important to say to her students: it's just as important to develop the quality of your thoughts as it is to improve the quality of your voice.
Now that it looks like meetings, proclamations, threats, and military force have failed, maybe it's time to expect results from prayer.
This week's feature gives readers a glimpse into the evolution of Mary Baker Eddy's writing of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
The Sentinel's art director, Wendy Feldheim, explains the spiritual motivation behind what she creates on the job, as well as outside the office.
In a time of serious illness, the author was able to prove the Bible promise from Psalms, "The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped."
"I just closed my eyes and asked God to impart some kind of direction or message to let me know how to pray to heal myself."
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of us will never forget where we were or what we were doing the day of the terrorist attacks in New York, Washington D.
God is always providing a Bezalel to help us fulfill own work.
