Steve Graham, Managing Editor, Sentinel, Journal, and Herald
For anyone who may be struggling with allergic reactions, this issue of the Sentinel is full of healing! As you’ll see, many people have proved that prayer is powerful and can bring not just relief but full freedom.
This year marks
the 400th anniversary of the King James Version of the Bible, and it’s worth remembering how that timeless translation has had such power to transmit the idea of self-government—first in America’s founding, and still today.
Starting on March 11,
the day the earthquake and tsunami devastated the Tohoku Region of Japan, the Soka Gakkai Buddhist Association, which has a large grassroots network of members and local community centers throughout the country, created emergency task forces at its headquarters in Tokyo and throughout the affected region.
At least 140 airports
around the world have designated chapels, and more than 250 have airport chaplains, according to the International Association of Civil Aviation Chaplains, an ecumenical nonprofit organization.
I have heard a story about a tree Onetree with leaves that heal tree bearing the fruit of Israeltree that is eternal tree that is purely spiritual tree in the beginningtree at the ending OneHow can the world tell me there are two?
To encourage attendance, I made sure everyone in Sunday School knew about the meeting, and I organized a dinner at a pizza restaurant beforehand for the youth at our church.
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