July 10, 2006
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Letters
I just got around to reading the April 10 issue of the Sentinel ["Meekness and might"], and wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed Michael Connolly's article about young Sunday School students, "Their innocence taught me.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
"HOW IS IT PEOPLE GET BETTER after an operation that provides no active treatment?
Article
Read about the countless ways in which God expresses Himself wherever and whenever people gather to play sports.
Article
A racquetball player finds spiritual lessons in her coach's advice, and puts them to work on and off the court.
Article
Long-distance cyclist Chuck Howes tells how he prays when he's out on the road.
Article
The pressure to measure up to others no longer intimidates this high-school senior, now that she's taken a closer look at her spiritual identity.
Article
The changes that buffet women's lives, including menopause, yield to a soulful, inspired understanding of God's care for all.
Article
When we take our cares to Church and unite with others who are doing the same, we find our collective prayers reach out and bless all.
PARENTING
I'VE LEARNED TO TRUST MORE IN MY CHILDREN'S DIRECT CONNECTION TO THEIR FATHER-MOTHER GOD.
SENTINEL WATCH
TAKING A SPIRITUAL INVENTORY OF SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE IS AN ACT OF PRAYER, AND NOT JUST THE PRODUCT OF HOPE.
Testimony of Healing
In November 2004, I got up one morning feeling pain in my right ear.
Testimony of Healing
In the summer of 1990, I became aware of a small hard lump in my lower abdomen.
Testimony of Healing
One Saturday afternoon, my daughter and one of her friends were painting the roof of our house.
FROM THE EDITORS
SCIENTIFIC PRAYER FOR HUMANITY'S PROGRESS INVOLVES TAKING THE UNCOMPROMISING STAND THAT EVIL IN ALL ITS FORMS IS POWERLESS, BECAUSE NOT OF GOD.
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