August 26, 2002
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From the Editors
"Mountaintop Removal"
is surface mining by which seams of coal are extracted as entire mountaintops are blasted and bulldozed away.
The World Summit on Sustainable Development, which will discuss ways to help people meet their needs without harming the environment, opens August 26.
An environmental scientist in Cape Town invites people worldwide to awaken to the richness of God's creation.
Leopards, hoopoes, and beetles. Jeff Huntly loves them all, and tells us why.
Support alternative energy sources, such as wind-powered generators and solar heaters.
Article
The Sentinel talks with an urban activist about the arts and economic development—and finds what spirituality has meant to her community, and to her personal development.
"I'm amazed by what Candelaria does," Tim Hamill says, "her organizational skills, how she motivates people, gets organizations and people to work together.
A business development consultant finds that tools of the heart and spirit make all the difference, especially when the tasks look daunting from Day One.
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for the Betterment of Humanity in September, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.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
Yogurt
is a staple at our house, but I recently learned that some of the cartons it comes in aren't being accepted at recycling centers.
I clung to the simple truths of God's goodness as my prayer for the rest of the evening.
In
1993 the information industry in the United States took a plunge.
Article
Healing comes right along with spiritual growth when you're studying Christian Science.
