August 12, 2002
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From the Editors
A number
of years ago, a friend of mine was staying in a hotel in Istanbul, Turkey.
Praying with the world Six contributors explain how they are seeking spiritual solutions to their countries' problems.
Endless poverty is not God's will for His creation, because He is the Giver of life, not want.
The promising thing is that people are looking for answers . . . for the higher laws of happiness.
WHEN I HEAR FROM MY FAMILY
or other people about things that are causing trouble in Colombia, I pray.
American can look forward to a greater equity as they rely on divine love to meet every need—hour after hour.
We can all pray to see God's abundance being expressed to all humankind.
Hormone-replacement therapy has recently come into question. Is there an alternative? What about a spiritual solution?
In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity in September, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
Article
In
the small-town high school I attended, the name Magellan didn't refer to Portuguese sea captain who commanded the first expedition to sail around the world.
The idea that physical healing could happen through prayer alone seemed foreign to me.
One
afternoon, at the Miami airport, I was working in the tourist cabin of a Boeing 707, while the passengers boarded the plane.
One
of my favorite activities is playing volleyball.
Article
Learn more about the ideas in Science and Health and how they can help you be who you want to be, improve the world around you, and find deeper meaning in life.
Contrition
, even in simple acts, often accelerates humanity's movement toward the healing of modern and ancient hatreds.
