Letters May 17, 2004 Issue

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with contributions from Jessica H. Langerman, Elisabeth C. Salm Young, Henry Rutledge, Charles Hall

Several years ago, I began to notice how bored, depressed, and inadequate I felt after reading many popular magazines. None of them dealt with any of the issues I struggled with.

Then, about a year ago, a friend introduced me to the Christian Science Sentinel. I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your wonderful publication, particularly the May 3 issue, "Prayer—The antidote for anxiety." I am so appreciative of the way in which your writers specifically address current events.

For example, in that issue Kay Olson describes her feelings upon seeing a picture depicting an "anguished Marine reacting to the news that one of his platoon buddies has been seriously injured." I saw that same picture, and was paralyzed with grief and horror.

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