November 12, 2007
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UPFRONT
This week's Sentinel offers a way out of the pull on each of us to stress out It sure doesn't feel as if anyone can escape from feeling pressured about one thing or another.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
WHILE TWO-THIRDS OF AMERICANS
believe that the Bible is God's word, only half of American adults can name even one of the Four Gospels.
Article
The best medicine for relieving stress and anxiety? The prayer that awakens to God's presence and power.
20-SOMETHING ROUNDTABLE
Three 20-somethings share their prayerful insights on dealing with stress and pressure. A roundtable discussion.
Article
A wife prays with her husband when the pressures of his new employment begin to take their toll on his health.
Article
A country at the crossroads of Europe and Asia seeks to protect its way of life.
Article
This mom's busy schedule and endless duties bring her to seek a spiritual solution to the imbalance in her family life.
Article
childlike delight in words extends to deeper insights about the divine nature of beauty.
SPORTS
YOUNG PEOPLE CAN AND WILL DISCOVER HEROIC VALUES WITHIN THEMSELVES AND OTHERS.
SENTINEL WATCH
DAILY PRAYER FOR A NEIGHBORHOOD, A STATE, A COUNTRY, LEADS TO RIGHT ACTIONS.
Testimony of Healing
Early in the summer of 2006, my wife and I were preparing to attend our Christian Science association meeting in Chicago.
Testimony of Healing
Ever since I was a teenager I'd suffered from kidney troubles, and had been treated medically for this.
Testimony of Healing
One healing in my life stands out as a guidepost in my study and practice of Christian Science.
Article
When you're studying Christian Science, healing comes right along with spiritual growth.
FROM THE EDITORS
JESUS DEMONSTRATED THAT EACH OF US IS REALLY SPIRITUAL IN NATURE.
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