January 5, 2004
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Letters
I must let you know how much I and a number of my friends enjoyed "A letter from Austria" by Hanno Petersen in the Kids' Sentinel of October 6.
items of interest
"As It Would Hardly Help
drug sales, pharmaceutical companies don't publish unsuccessful trials, so University of Connecticut psychology professor Irving Kirsch and his co-authors used the Freedom of Information Act to extract the data from the FDA.
Article
Six people give reasons for their faith in the supremacy of God's love to guide human affairs, and offer ways to promote greater goodwill in the world.
Article
A practitioner and teacher of Christian Science explains why prayer isn't a passive activity, but rather something that's vital, active, and beneficial to humanity.
Article
Two men—one Muslim, one Jewish—search for peace as a way of life.
CHURCH LIVES
The first in a new series that explores how Church is active in people's lives.
Article
What's The Connection
between a grateful state of mind and happiness?
SENTINEL WATCH
Softly As a Footfall
on new snow, an encouraging tendency is beginning to emerge.
Testimony of Healing
The healings we publish are verified by individuals who can vouch for the testified or who know of the healing.
Testimony of Healing
About
15 years ago, I was under tremendous pressure at work, and started to experience panic attacks.
Article
We invite readers to submit testimonies of healing for publication.
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.
FROM THE editors
Along
with the new year comes a feeling of opportunity and promise.
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