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I'm included
If you’re like me, one of the big draws of the Sentinel is the true life stories of healing in each issue. I remember poring over the articles as a high-schooler. I especially liked it when the experiences had something to do with my life. I’m still like that.
But some things have changed.
It used to be that the sense of hope and promise I normally felt when reading Christian Science magazines or hearing about a good healing would occasionally give way to frustration and even despair. Especially when I’d been praying about something for a while. I read the testimonies and articles that spoke to me—sometimes over and over—but the same kind of dramatic changes I was reading about weren’t happening to me.
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May 14, 2012 issue
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Letters
Alistair Budd, Joe Smuin, Doug F. Brown, Sandy Trevor-Roberts
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No room for envy
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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More than enough
Robin Hoagland
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I'm included
Amy Richmond
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Listen!
Joyce Eklund
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Where's Waldo?
Mark Slettehaugh
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A lesson from Denali
Darci Niles
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An economics lesson from Elisha
James S. Rosebush
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Daniel in the pepper's den
Elly Uehling
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'Rise up and walk'
Penelope DuCharme Darling
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Spiritual subtexts in writing fiction
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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On the road again
Emily Mattson
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Truth detector
Samantha Frank
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The pecan tree
Hank Richter
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The power of the testimony
Kim Crooks Korinek
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Prayer for racial justice in Australia
Beverley Beddoes-Mills
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'Tone up' your spiritual identity
Brian Hall
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Board work––a healing service
Inge Schmidt
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Committed to Christian hope
Shirley T. Paulson
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Daughter's eye healed
Dana Castle with contributions from Madison Castle
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Freed from chronic knee and hip trouble
Judy McCormick
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Real health-care breakthroughs
The Editors