January 17, 2005
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Letters
I must admit I felt a twinge of disappointment when I read the editor's note at the bottom of page 22 in the December 27 issue, which says that "I really do need church," by James Raynesford, is the last article in the year-long "Church lives" series.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
"From His Deep Studies Of Gandhi
and his own experience, Martin Luther King, Jr.
Article
An agenda for prayer on behalf of the millions worldwide who live in bondage and servitude.
Article
The remarkable story of one man's unbreakable faith in God—of the mountains it moved and the hope it means for others.
Article
The power of infinite Love released the writer from oppressive religious traditions, male domination, and the fear of being a helpless woman.
Article
You can practice concept of nonviolent disobedience on the highest level of all—disobedience to the laws of matter, through spiritual power.
Article
The challenges of growing up black in a predominantly white culture prompted the author to seek out the spiritual identity of himself and everyone.
Article
Meet
a hero: Paul Rusesabagina, one-time manager of the four-star Hotel Mille Collines in the city of Kigali.
SPIRITUAL focus on books
The
quest for freedom — both political and spiritual — has gone on for thousands of years, as the Bible makes abundantly clear.
SENTINEL WATCH
Back
when I was in my first year of college, I remember hanging around some guys who talked about African Americans, other minorities, and civil rights in general, in very negative ways.
Testimony of Healing
Improved thought is what promotes healing, and it is God's power that actually does the healing.
Testimony of Healing
My
wife and I wanted very much to find new friends with whom to share our love of music and of Christian Science.
Article
You might think of the Christian Science Sentinel as a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
FROM THE editors
The reality—the absolute, unchanging eternal reality—is that we can't escape from Love.
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