September 17, 2007
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Letters
Thanks to Annette Bridges, who wrote about the Midwestern corn farmer in the July 2 Sentinel.
UPFRONT
Immigration has always been a topic of importance and concern to people and governments everywhere.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ONE REASON Christians are suspicious of the pursuit of happiness is that today it is understood in hedonic terms.
Article
There's practical truth in St. Paul's words that we "live, and move" in God.
Article
A recent spirituality.com chat with Eberhard Lasch of Mexico City, Mexico.
Article
City-gobbling plants and out-of-control toad populations? A deeper look at these environmental issues can put everything back in balance again.
Article
Fresh insights from a familiar prayer help this condo resident bring a peaceful conclusion to her association meeting.
Article
Writer's block doesn't stand a chance when God is seen as the source of all creativity.
Article
There's often more to something than meets the eye. This writer learns a valuable lesson when she's reminded to put her trust in God's view.
SPORTS
YOU PERFORM YOUR BEST WHEN YOU STAY CLOSE TO GOD AND LET HIM GUIDE YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY.
SENTINEL WATCH
DWELLING ON GOD'S GOODNESS BRINGS A KIND OF PEACE THAT IS BETTER PREPARATION FOR THE HOURS OF QUIET THAN TAKING INTO THOUGHT THE CURRENT TURMOIL OF OUTSIDE EVENTS.
Testimony of Healing
The births of our two children provided me opportunities to learn more about God, our divine Parent.
Testimony of Healing
One hot, hot day in the summer of 2006, as I reached for the garden hose to water my front lawn, I felt an awful pain in my hand.
Testimony of Healing
About a year and a half ago, after a great deal of prayer and persistence, I at last gained my freedom from a challenge that had plagued me since college.
FROM THE EDITORS
DIVINE INTELLIGENCE IS UNCONFINED BY SPACE OR TIME, AND NO QUICKER OR BETTER HEALER EXISTS.
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