August 20, 2012
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Letters
I always enjoy Phyllis Zeno’s articles [see “Marjorie and the dream,” July 23 & 30 Sentinel, “Community”].
Upfront
I recently discovered that present-day usage of the word pastor has roots in the Bible: specifically in the Hebrew word ro’eh, which describes the feeding of sheep, and the Greek poimēn, which means “shepherd.
Article
Ever wanted to
know more about how you can take greater advantage of Mary Baker Eddy’s unique system for “self-instruction in Christian Science” through the Bible and her book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures?
Article
Here’s a pastor who offers counsel, peace, and healing 24/7.
Article
Taking a moral stand during the filming of a TV program helped this actor shine.
Poem
You Can Be a Healer
I had to raise the bar on my expression of cheerfulness, orderliness, patience, and receptivity to Truth and Love.
The Touch of Class
Many decades later, class instruction is still a rock in my experience.
Article
It was actually the children who made the community garden happen.
Sentinel Watch
Our efforts to keep our surroundings–including oceans–pure can start with prayerful maintenance.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
Following Jesus' commandments starts with loving our neighbors as ourselves.
Church Alive
The love that impels this community offering enlivens and refreshes us all.
Items of Interest
Minus strong spiritual support,
a great power like China won’t last long, the Communist party’s People’s Daily said.
Testimony of Healing
About a year and a half ago, I was home alone and between activities for my two teenage children.
Testimony of Healing
I once heard a testimony on a Radio Sentinel program about a man working on a fishing boat who listened to a fisherman’s graphic explanation about getting a hook lodged in his hand.
Testimony of Healing
One morning I awoke with severe pain in one arm and part of my breast.
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