January 2, 2012
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Letters
I wish to express my deepest gratitude for Jeffrey Hildner’s article, “Free the angel,” in the December 5 issue of the Sentinel [“Art & Soul”].
Upfront
The concept of people as sinners is deeply entrenched in society’s thought.
Items of Interest
When Jim and Linda Leindecker
stepped into First Church of Christ, Scientist, here in Oconto, Wisconsin, in summer 2010, they found dust, cobwebs, and some old paint.
Article
Sin succeeds by claiming to be good. That deception needs to be exposed and destroyed.
Article
A decades-long struggle with sexual thoughts about young people is healed.
Article
Prayer turns thought permanently away from a pull towards sensuality.
Article
Finding Christian Science in jail forever changes a Burundian man's life.
Article
A Time4Thinkers podcast with the Christian Science Board of Directors.
Article
Two guests refuse to accept "dead ends" when they can't find the bride's village.
Poem
Graceful, still, blue, pure water fills our world.
Church Alive
After recently moving to a new town, I attended the local Christian Science church for a Wednesday evening testimony meeting.
Sentinel Watch
Prayer has the power to interrupt the threat of violence before it gets a foothold.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
There is nothing more satisfying than giving (or receiving!) a simple spiritual truth that meets a need.
Testimony of Healing
Although my parents were not practicing Christian Scientists when I was growing up, they each had had some Christian Science Sunday School experience as children, so they sent my siblings and me to Sunday School on and off for several years.
Testimony of Healing
I’m grateful to testify to a wonderful healing my son Nathan had with his teeth.
From the Editors
A frequent drama plays out
on the stage of the African savannah.
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