December 3, 2012
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Letters
I just received the October 29 issue of the Sentinel [“Politics, elections, and prayer”], my first renewal after many years, at the very moment I was writing my state senator to arrange a meeting with our Christian Science Committee on Publication regarding the health-care issue.
Article
We can go forward with gratitude for loved ones, instead of grief.
Article
Jesus wasn’t taken seriously by “the locals,” but that didn’t stop his mission.
You Can Be a Healer
We committed to spending three hours a day doing something we loved. For me, this meant prayer.
Sentinel Watch
Simon Mahoney
Again and again,
I kept hearing news items involving children on the receiving end of violence: children being shot, forced into armies, abused, drugged, made to kill others … it was one item after another over a span of about three weeks.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
The laws of God, as Moses showed, lead to a life of true freedom.
Items of Interest
The number of Americans
who say they have no religious affiliation has hit an all-time high—about one in five American adults—according to a new study released in October by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.
Items of Interest
… Law enforcement
is increasingly teaming up with faith groups to combat sex trafficking around the country.
Testimony of Healing
In 1995, I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and was informed by doctors that I would have to take medication for the rest of my life.
Testimony of Healing
One evening, as I stood talking with my daughter in the kitchen, I noticed a slight pain in my left leg.
Testimony of Healing
Some time ago, one of my wrists suddenly became red and swollen.
From the Editors
No matter how awful things appear to mortal sight, God's boundless love transcends all tragedies and always keeps us safe.
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