June 4, 2007
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From the Editors
WHAT I SAY UNTO YOU I SAY UNTO ALL, WATCH.—JESUS
The Christian Science Sentinel was founded in 1898 by Mary Baker Eddy, and its mission remains the same: "to hold guard over Truth, Life, and Love." The Sentinel continues to report on the unlimited ways that the healing power and presence of the Christ activates, uplifts, and transforms the lives of everyday people around the world.
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Occasionally, readers ask why a particular subject was covered on these pages.
Are we forced to accept the cards mortal existence has dealt, sickness included? Christ Jesus didn't believe so. Instead, he offered a life of health and freedom.
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A conversation with Ted Savchenko, a former neurologist who is now a Christian Science practitioner.
Some people are told they won't survive cancer. Some are told they'll have to manage it. As this healing shows, prayer brings the promise of living freedom.
When she got out of herself and into God's plan, this college student's junior year turned out to be something she'll never forget.
We have the capacity to retain whatever memory or knowledge we need.
After struggling with her weight for years, the writer found permanent freedom by accepting that her true identity was spiritual.
Early one morning while driving along a country road near my house, I was struck by the light shining through the mist, filtered by the branches of trees.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
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THERE ARE NO OPPOSING SIDES IN GOD'S ETERNAL AND COMPLETE UNIVERSE OF GOOD.
Last year over the Thanksgiving holiday, I took a cruise with my family to visit the Caribbean.
One August day in 2004, I was running along the beach.
In June 2006, while my daughter, Emma, was in kindergarten, she took a standard hearing examination.
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