October 10, 2005
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From the Editors
In Watty Piper's retelling of The Little Engine That Could, a little engine's big love for children sparks her courage to help a train loaded with "happy" toys.
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"SPIRITUAL LEADERS
and mental-health counselors thoughout [Florida's] Pensacola Bay area say faith plays a big role in the recovery process and in how well someone deals with a traumatic disease, injury, or illness.
Dispelling discouragement may take discipline, yet with God's love it is possible.
"What would it be like." the writer asked, "if I could get past the time factor?"
Persistent prayers—including those of a Christian Science practitioner—eventually broke the hold of a debilitating illness.
A message to those who feel devastated by Hurricane Katrina—with God, there will always be a way to go forward.
How prayer and trust in divine care has been guiding eight residents of New Orleans forward, step-by-step.
Quick, spiritually intuitive decisions are the best decisions, and as this writer found, they're also good for your health.
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Our hearts go out to all those affected by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and throughout the Gulf Coast area.
I WAS REQUIRED TO SHOW MY AWARENESS OF GOD'S ABUNDANT LOVE BY BEING AS PATIENT AND AS GRACIOUS AS POSSIBLE.
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THE LAST THING I WANT TO DO IS THROW MY MENTAL WEIGHT ON THE SIDE OF FEAR.
For a period of about five years, I suffered occasionally from very bad headaches.
I was on a construction site and very excited about this particular day, because together my dad, father-in-law, and I were going to build an open-beam ceiling, with big beams.
Whenever I am in a dire situation, I begin right away to listen in prayer to angel thoughts—that is, thoughts that come to me from God.
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You might think of the Christian Science Sentinel as a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
"WHERE ARE THEY NOW?" "HOW CAN I GO ON?" "WHY DID SOME LIVE AND OTHERS DIE?"
