April 14, 2003
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As You Page
through this week's Sentinel, you'll see it has a little different look to it.
Letters
Thank you so much for the Sentinel, particularly the issue dated February 17 ["The art of healing"].
Article
With the war in Iraq
intensifying and global tensions increasing as we prepared this issue, our staff recognized the need for a heightened state of prayer.
Article
In
praying for world peace, I find myself frequently turning to these words of Jesus in his Sermon on the Mount: "Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you".
Article
No matter how world or personal events have stirred and shaped my views, I will pray to You, O God, the source of all good, who blesses all humanity.
Article
When
evil feels big and dominant, it's sometimes hard to know how to begin praying.
Article
In
1983, I was a new reader of the Bible and Science and Health, studying international relations and Latin American history in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Article
Two
years ago I attended a luncheon at a World Council of Churches meeting held in Nashville, Tennessee.
Article
The
shrieking winds and gray, foreboding skies painted a vivid and accurate picture of my inner mental turmoil that stormy winter day.
Article
One
of the requirements of members of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, given in the Church Manual reads in part: "It shall be the duty of every member of this Church to defend himself daily against aggressive mental suggestion.
Article
I
need to talk with you and share what's giving me some peace after the anguish that has been shadowing these past weeks.
Article
Is
it so hard to love someone who hates and rejects you because you are different?
Article
In
recent weeks, it has been difficult not to take sides on war and peace.
Article
Infinite
One, may we lay down our swords, pick up Your Word, and learn of a better way to fight.
Article
How
do you cope with the tragic news of death caused by war?
Article
The
day following the tragedy of a high-school shooting near my home in southern California, many from the community and beyond gathered at a community church that had graciously opened its doors as a crisis center.
Article
Anger
is often taken lightly as an individual character trait.
Article
In
my prayers concerning world conflict, I've been asking three fundamental questions from which helpful insights have been emerging.
Article
"In
God have I put my trust: I will not be afraid what man can do unto me".
Poem
Beyond the clash and splashOf angry human will,God's holy law demandsA "Peace, still!"
Article
Right
where they live, work, and walk, people are looking for peace.
Editorial
Certainly a force that can move mountains can also stop wars, arrest hostilities, break through walls of hatred, and bring peace and justice to the world.
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