Article May 30, 2011 Issue

Letters

Daniel Otieno Okello, Marsha Maupin, Vicki Knickerbocker, Richard O. Owadokun, Betty Dailey

The article by Matt Schmidt “Questions and grounded answers,” on page 12 in the Sentinel of February 21 (“Faith as a grain of mustard seed”), is inspiring. On several occasions I have encountered challenging moments in my management and teaching experience that suggested the use of psychology in counseling people. I have realized that showing tolerance, patience, and humility when I differ with others is a way of demonstrating faith in the power of prayer to bring harmony. The knowledge of salvation that was revealed to Mary Baker Eddy is the impelling force in living Christ-like.

Daniel Otieno Okello
Suna-Migori, Kenya

The March 28 Sentinel with a focus on Primary class instruction was almost put aside with the thought I had class years ago, and why would I need to read this?  Glad I didn’t listen to that suggestion.

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