October 3, 2011
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From the Editors
You might be tempted to think “downhill” is the better option, judging from the image on our cover this week!.
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A dull-looking chart
projected on the wall of a university office in Jerusalem displayed a revelation that would startle many readers of the Old Testament: the sacred text that people revered in the past was not the same one we study today.
A live Sentinel audio chat with Robert Gilbert addresses a range of issues, including praying about memory loss, decreased mobility, and high blood sugar.
This author navigated a "late" career change by recognizing that age has no bearing on ability.
For many decades and through many life changes, divine Love has been this author's guide.
Recognition of God's care brings healing for this teen after a bike accident.
I love an insight I had
while reading a Christian Science Bible Lesson on “Sacrament.
I do not see the way to go,But You, O God, will let me knowAt the right time, in the right way,Whatever I must do or say.
A starling serves up a lesson on individuality and valuing each person's worth.
I think of the music like “clothing” for prayers. So we change into whatever’s appropriate for what we’re doing, but that doesn’t change who we are or how we pray.
I turned to the internet and began looking at “Christian Science.”
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Trusting God’s care means moving away from a material way of thinking and toward a more spiritual outlook.
Two years ago, I had difficulty getting out of bed in the morning and experienced pain that made walking burdensome.
The word unbreakable is perfect to describe the experience I had in November 2009 while helping my sister-in-law maneuver the car so she could exit a public parking garage without hitting a column.
One day last fall, I woke up with an uneasy feeling that something was not normal with my face.
No matter how big the devastation, it is nowhere near as big as infinite Spirit.
