July 6, 2009
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Letters
I am writing to add to the chorus of gratitude for the Sentinel of May 11 ["A healing Church lights up the world"], containing Mary Trammell's interview with Rabbi David Louis.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
AT PRIME OUTLETS IN
Huntley, Illinois, a former Mikasa fine china store will soon become the home of Christian Life Church.
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An interview with Christian Science practitioner and lecturer Ginny Luedeman.
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This writer longed for something more than just "getting over it." And she found it.
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Read what it meant for one man to dig deep into the spiritual nature of love.
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When business practices seem less than honest, prayer lights the way to healing answers.
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A cross-country move teaches valuable lessons about the relationship between diversity and unity.
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A girl tells how she prayed by herself and God gave her an answer.
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Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
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Does this writer have what she needs to make a big choice? Read to find out.
IN THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
THE HEALING OF SICKNESS AND DEATH IS AVAILABLE TODAY. AND NOT ONLY AVAILABLE, BUT ITS PRACTICE IS SACRAMENTAL!
SENTINEL WATCH
NO MATTER HOW TRAUMATIC A MEMORY MAY SEEM, GOD HOLDS YOUR HAND AND GUIDES YOU AWAY FROM IT AND TOWARD HIM.
Testimony of Healing
A year ago, my husband, three children, and I moved to another state for our new jobs.
Testimony of Healing
Several years ago I'd been having quite a bit of pain internally, on one side of my body.
Testimony of Healing
I deeply value the healing power of the Scriptures and the explanations of that healing power, found in the theology of Christian Science.
FROM THE EDITORS
THE ROAD THROUGH THIS TIME OF CHANGE LEADS ONLY ONE WAY—UPWARD TOWARD NEW VIEWS OF GOD.
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