May 21, 2007
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From the Editors
"I am going to build a vertically revolving wheel 250 [feet] in [diameter]," wrote George Washington Gale Ferris.
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RESEARCHERS HAVE SPENT
a good deal of time over the years investigating American churchgoing behavior, developing theories that range from the sociological benefit of religious ritual in promoting group solidarity to the practical benefits derived from participation in community social gatherings.
We each have a choice. We can drown in doubt. Or we can let the Christ, Truth, lift us up.
Sometimes we need to let go of the controls—and recognize that God is the only power at work.
When fear and doubt about the future come flooding in, leaning on God brings assurance and blessing.
Skeptical that Christian Science could make a difference in his life, the writer undertook a study of the book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures—with surprising results.
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Excerpts from a special Sentinel Radio program, in response to the tragic shootings in Blacksburg, Virginia.
Years after she taught them, a grandmother's lessons and example served to strengthen prayers about recent drought in Kenya.
Read about the first time a girl from England prayed for a friend who asked her for help.
I FIRST THOUGHT
about going into the public practice of spiritual healing after taking Christian Science Primary class instruction.
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WE ARE DESIGNED TO EXPRESS A LOVE THAT IS UNIVERSAL, SPIRITUALLY SUBSTANTIAL, AND ALWAYS WITH US.
I attended a Christian Science Sunday School from the age of four till I was about 17.
One rainy night a few years ago, I was walking in my driveway with my son, when I slipped on the muddy ground and fell.
Article
You might think of the Christian Science Sentinel as a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
From the Editors
THOSE WHO REJOICE IN THEIR PROVEN CONNECTION WITH GOD, CAN EXPECT TO FIND FREEDOM FROM THOUGHTS OF DEPRIVATION, UNWORTHINESS, DEPLETION, FEAR, OR FATALISM.
