September 6, 2004
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welcome
First,
the usual sobering factoid: Annual vacations for United States workers are the shortest in the industrialized world—8.
Letters
Thanks for Frank Smith's article "Now I can speak clearly" in the July 19-26 Sentinel ["The rise of spiritual healing"].
ITEMS of INTEREST
"Beginning July 24,
Church of the Servant [Grand Rapids, Michigan] held a 24/7 prayer event.
Article
With so much to do in a day, is balance in your life achievable? The writer found she could answer yes by following a simple rule: "God first."
Article
Through moments of quiet prayer and Bible study, you might be moved to buck the time-honored tradition of pushing yourself to succeed in the business world.
Article
A conversation on spiritual rest and restoration with the author of books including Addicted to Hurry and Rest in the Storm.
Article
It's Early Saturday morning. A grey mist hangs in the air. The robins are singing their first–light songs. Everyone in the house is asleep.
Article
When the buses start rolling and the bells start ringing—God will be there.
Article
An update on Patti's ongoing journey across America and into new spiritual discoveries.
Article
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
Article
From time to time during my travels as journalist, I stumble across a scene that at first glance seems frenetic.
SENTINEL WATCH
A WORD PEOPLE OFTEN USE
in connection with terrorist attacks is inevitable—a word that implies fear that another attack will surely come.
Testimony of Healing
Only what God gives to His creation is true and actual. And what God gives is invariably good and loving.
Testimony of Healing
Originally published in O Arauto da Christian Science
FROM THE editors
Our cities
are crying out for healing.
Our neighborhoods
are parched
for a "cup of cold water"
given in Christ's name.
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