August 2, 2004
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From the Editors
IF THERE'S ONE WORD
usually associated with the Bible's book of Psalms it's probably praise.
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"READERS SEEKING COMFORT
during tumultuous political and economic times have increasingly turned to religion and spirituality titles as a source of comfort.
An international educator prays for the people of western Sudan.
For
the past two decades Sudan has been embroiled in a civil war between the Arab Muslim north and the mostly Christian south.
Lord, how I long to be carried upon Your wingUnder the radiance of Your Love.
Every
morning, at my office, I listen to the news on my small transistor radio.
BRIAN MURPHY HAS SERVED as a senior democracy fellow with the United States Agency for International Development.
When a serious finger injury threatened to permanently disable Don Biggs, he relied on God to bring complete restoration.
Even when life is full of struggle and uncertainty, there's a way to get still and feel a liberating spiritual power.
A lot of us
belong to what has loosely been called the "me generation"—identified by a tendency toward self–absorption and a concern to get ahead at almost any cost.
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
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Not everyone
in California's Yosemite National Park these days is gazing up at the breathtaking granite walls of El Capitan and Half Dome, which rim the valley and captivate rock climbers with the awesome challenge they present.
As children of God, we have the right to reject evil or disturbed thoughts, because they do not come from God.
It is possible to control our thinking through prayer and have total freedom.
I'm
so grateful to say with certainty that prayer to God works.
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You might think of the Christian Science Sentinel as a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
There are realities that no video game—no matter how ingenious—will ever teach.
