May 25, 2009
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From the Editors
In this week's Sentinel we consider a paradox: In a world troubled by diminishing material resources, there's a heightened awareness among many individuals of unfailing spiritual resources that can restore the balance—and heighten one's own resourcefulness.
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THE CENTRE CITY PLAN,
an ambitious vision for a revitalized downtown Calgary [Alberta, Canada] approved by city council in 2007, calls for higher-density housing, open spaces to savour, and a robust commercial sector.
Seeing resources as spiritual opens new vistas never before conceived. By throwing off a limited material perspective, fresh options come to light, such as a wiser use of Earth's present bounty.
with her work in the sustainable resources field, this writer offers a spiritual model of the environment that opens the door to restoration and progress.
sentinel readers share spiritual insights on finding resources when in need.
An overseas trip gives this college student a chance to practice what she's learned from her study of Christian Science.
A tough situation with a professor teaches a valuable lesson about the spiritual foundations of honesty and integrity.
A Sunday School student shares how prayer helps him with playing the violin.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
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THOSE WHO HAVE CHOSEN TO FOLLOW THE CHRIST EXPERIENCE COMPLETE PROTECTION.
IT WAS MY OWN THOUGHT ABOUT SITUATIONS AND PEOPLE THAT WAS BEING TRANSFORMED—NOT THE SITUATIONS AND PEOPLE THEMSELVES.
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SINCE MIND IS INFINITE, THERE IS NO "OUTSIDE" TO MIND, WHERE DISEASE CAN ENTER.
In the summer of 2008, I was living the life I'd always dreamed of.
My earliest memories of Christian Science go back to childhood days, when I recall attending Sunday School and my mother always turning to prayer for solutions.
After I graduated from college, I had a severe case of plantar warts on my feet.
GOD'S LAW OPERATES POWERFULLY, SPREADS LIMITLESSLY, REMAINS UNSPENT.
