Letters March 21, 2011 Issue

Letters

Ellen Adkinson Reddingius, Don Snyder, Kristen Coleman, Betty Sheedy, Mary Lou Mckibben

After hours of tossing and turning, unable to sleep, I roused myself and picked up the January 10 Sentinel [“Spiritual progress and healing”]. Imagine my surprise when I randomly opened to Carol McFall’s article, “Don’t look down . . . Look up!” Her opening paragraphs completely paralleled my own state of sleeplessness, and I had to chuckle.

As I read on, she described how she addressed the “cause” of that imposition by “focus[ing] on what is, and not on what isn’t.” In no time at all I had regained my peace and was able to return to bed and a restful night’s sleep.

I am extremely grateful for the Sentinel and have been reading it for many years, even “in secret” as a “rebellious” teen, when my parents thought I had absolutely no interest in Sunday School or Christian Science!

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