July 8, 2002
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From the Editors
When the Sentinel team was planning
this issue on the search for a secure world, we recalled some observations Admiral Stansfield Turner shared with us during a meeting we had with him last year.
How one Londoner began to combat terrorism in the world by looking within herself.
What does "exceptional customer service" have to do with safety and security? More than you might think.
To be spiritually attuned is to be alert and to have strength. It's a state of preparedness that makes a person very helpful in emergency situations.
Chris Robles has been in federal law enforcement for 20 years. And during that time, he has found prayer playing an increasingly important role on the job.
The issue in South Asia isn't about land, or religion, or even history. It's about bringing down barriers between people.
One
way people know that they are making spiritual progress is in their willingness to welcome new people into their lives—to reconnect with those they've lost contact with, to find ways to renew and refresh relationships that may have become jaded.
I
was sitting on my sister's couch in Orlando, taking stock of everything I still had.
Under the black-and-white
sketch of a smiling young girl was the caption, "I'm Looking for a Home.
Gathering News Stories
with a spiritual perspective week by week, we wondered what kinds of material the Sentinel of 100 years ago carried.
Article
About 25
years ago, I was coming home from a long workday, late at night.
'At this point I knew I had to rethink the fear problem—I couldn't live the rest of my life the way I was going.'
When
I was two, my homeless birth mother abandoned me.
One
Saturday more than ten years ago, while I was playing with my daughter, I hit my right foot against the iron stand of an old sewing machine.
