April 18, 2005
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Letters
I would like to thank Karen Van Nort for her article, "A walk on the safe side," in the February 7 Sentinel ["Iraq"].
ITEMS OF INTEREST
"THE EXPLOSION was fierce and frightening, breaking the midnight peace with a flash of light and a powerful shock wave.
Article
"Me, one with God?" you ask. Yes, we each reflect God. And a reflection is always faithful to its original.
Article
Christian Science practitioner Mark Unger tells about the time he learned that there really is a God, to whom we're always connected.
Article
Because God is always here, so, too, is the power to heal sickness and conquer fear.
Article
How one woman discovered God's profound closeness in a remote part of Mexico.
Article
After 26 years of continuous employment, this writer found himself in need of work. Here's an account of his "Red Sea" experience in finding the path forward.
Article
An account of the prayer of desire—how it brought healing to a tiny foster child, and blessing to the family that took him in.
PARENTING
I BEGAN TO SEE THAT I COULD EXPECT THE RHYTHM OF REST AND ACTIVITY TO NATURALLY CHARACTERIZE MY SON'S EVERY MOMENT.
Article
AS A TRIATHLETE
and lifelong competitor who has run his share of marathons, I'm all too familiar with the challenge of big sporting events such as the Boston Marathon.
SENTINEL WATCH
SEVERAL YEARS AGO MY OWN UNDERSTANDING OF JIHAD TOOK ON FRESH MEANING.
Testimony of Healing
My son had invited me to go on a three-day trip to New York City to see the Christo and Jeanne-Claude sculpture "The Gates.
Testimony of Healing
Several months ago, I had an early-morning appointment in town.
Testimony of Healing
Three years ago, I began to develop symptoms of allergies in the fall of the year.
FROM THE EDITORS
THOUGH BORN WITH A UNIQUE IDENTITY AS THE SON OF GOD, JESUS ALSO DEVELOPED AND MATURED.
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