September 3, 2012
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Letters
Wow! I just loved the August 6 Sentinel [“Soul’s ‘infinite resources’ ”] and must express my deep gratitude.
Upfront
Several years ago I got a gentle nudge from our Father-Mother God in seeing how God values His creation.
Article
"You're needed" is more than feel-good encouragement; it's spiritual fact.
Article
Our prayers often have far-reaching effects—and can bless in unexpected ways.
Article
A knee injury yields as this author recognizes how God’s ideas work together constructively.
Article
Sarah Gall’s book Once upon a Grandma, written under the name Sarah Helen Harrison, is as gentle and encouraging as the grandmother she writes about.
Article
My relationship with God, infinite goodness, is nothing less than eternal oneness.
Article
The idea of relying on something spiritual such as love, and not brawn, to win battles traces back to Bible times.
Article
It didn’t look like he’d find a job, until he committed to "walking with God."
The Touch of Class
I prayed and asked God to show me a sign that I was making the right choice to go ahead.
Sentinel Watch
The Bible verse "Where there is no vision, the people perish" moves my heart to pray for greater vision.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
For the lesson titled "Substance" from September 3–9, 2012
Items of Interest
A 600-foot footrace
was the only athletic event at the first Olympics, a festival held in 776 BC and dedicated to Zeus, the chief Greek god.
Testimony of Healing
My family and I have had many Christian Science healings of financial, emotional, and physical challenges.
Testimony of Healing
Early in 2011, I received a frantic call from my daughter, “Dad, there is a huge fire headed for my house.
Testimony of Healing
In 2006, when I was living in Beijing, China, I attended an afternoon conference in a hotel.
From the Editors
What impels a dog—or, for that matter, a person—to do a caring act?
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