May 27, 2002
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From the Editors
A FRIEND OF MINE
found out something new about the guy on the second floor the other day.
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"SPIRITUALITY AND RELIGIOSITY are of significant benefit to women of color who are experiencing challenges to their health and well-being.
A report on the unmistakable trend toward integrating spirituality with healthcare.
This chart was developed as an informal way of mapping the various pathways being used by healthcare professionals and the public as both practitioners and patients integrate spirituality into their lives, practices, and care choices.
It's interesting to note the kinds of healthcare that healers provide when their own children are sick. The author's ultimate choice had an impact her own career path.
After he was laid off from a job in sales, the author's prayers brought him into a completely new career.
The Laws family doesn't belong to any church. But when the prognosis for eight-year-old Victoria was that she would need to go on insulin for the rest of her life, they felt they had an option in turning to God.
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Mark wasn't quite one year old, and he was very run down with a bad cold and wheezy chest.
Sometimes the answer has to do with more than simply getting well physically.
I know how violated one feels, and how that violation is enhanced when the offender is part of one's own church or community.
I live in a large city that is noisy and packed with concrete, steel, glass, cars, and trucks.
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the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
My
19-month-old grandson, Michael, has the reddest hair in Africa and the straightest kick I've ever seen.
A
few years ago I made an appointment with an optometrist for an eye examination, in order to get a new pair of glasses.
For
40 years I was ill with recurring cystitis.
