August 27, 2007
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From the Editors
This week's Sentinel prompted me to think back on some of the transitions I've experienced in my life—ones not unique to me.
In heavenly Love abiding,No change my heart shall fear;And safe is such confiding,For nothing changes here.
Drafted for two years of military service right out of college, this writer felt the transition he wanted to making had just been snatched away. But God had other plans for him.
A cross-country move in the middle of winter challenged this mom to put her family's transition in God's hands.
Transitioning to graduate school was tougher than she expected, so this student prayed to feel God's presence.
When her group of friends changed, this teen prayed about finding her place in the social scene.
Discouraged that so many of her friends were getting married and moving on, this 20–something struggled to see how she fit in.
It was increasingly clear that effective speaking is about love. Eloquence, without love, is insufficient to ensure that a message is heard.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
GOD'S LOVE AND GRACE ARE BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED AND EXPLAINED THROUGHOUT THE BIBLE.
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WE CAN HELP BY MAKING EVEN MORE RADICAL CHANGES IN HOW WE VIEW EARTH ITSELF. IS OUR PLANET MERELY AN INTERRELATED SET OF FRAGILE ECOSYSTEMS, OR IS IT MADE UP OF STURDIER STUFF?
Some years ago, there were widespread reports of a serious flu epidemic in the area where I lived.
I continue to be profoundly grateful for the teachings of Christian Science, which enable us to heal through the understanding of God and His perfect creation.
One night, I'd invited eight friends over for dinner, and was busy stirring a double batch of spicy curry on the stove while these friends and my husband chatted in the living room.
GOD, WHO IS UNIVERSAL MIND, NEVER LOSES SIGHT OF SPIRITUAL CREATION AND ITS INTACT WHOLENESS.
