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Helping our children find their center
Our children are processing the meaning behind terrorist attacks, the threat of chemical weapons, and the implications of going to war.
This is a time when we must draw on our connection with Spirit as never before and establish ways to help our children — especially the older ones — find their center when they are feeling afraid and have questions. I believe the key to helping kids get through any challenge is faith — believing what their eyes cannot see — along with compassion, conversation, and action.
Here are some ideas I've shared WITH MY children, which might support your sons and daughters when fear threatens even the most glorious day.
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March 10, 2003 issue
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With Strength
Dave Hohle
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letters
with contributions from Carolyn Hill, Sandy Seiwert, Scott Lloyd-Jones, Daphne Payne
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items of interest
with contributions from Douglas Todd, Mark O'Keefe, Christina Lee Knauss
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A safe room wherever you are
By Margaret Rogers
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Heightened alerts — a spiritual response
By John Fairfield
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Praying for the world
By Kathryn Dunton
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What was in the ark
Paul Fisher
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Of teddy bears, duct tape— and CHRIST
By J. Thomas Black
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Church in my heart
By Gloria Onyuru
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Helping our children find their center
By Mimi Doe
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The rattlesnake and the dove
By Eva-Maria Hogrefe
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I love the weather
By Nate Talbot
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'With God, all things are possible'
Michael Pabst with contributions from Erika Winkel
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----100 years ago
Sentinel staff with contributions from Dhamma-Pada, Alexander Maclaren
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It begins with an instant
By Jon Harder
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Severely cut foot healed
Bobbi Shippey
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Immobility, a fall, and a call for help answered
Cherie B. Nelson
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Prayer can stop fear
Anita Camargo Terrana
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Prayer on high alert
Editor