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These JSH-Online articles were specially selected for print Sentinel readers.
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We couldn't keep up with all the good that flooded into our lives.
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There is never any sign of hesitation or distrust among the birds as they soar skyward to seek food for the day.
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I knew that if I followed Christ Jesus' lead, I would not be tempted to make a personal judgement.
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More than 30 years ago, God unfolded to me a whole new view of my life—a view that gave me a powerful sense of eternity.
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This week’s Bible Lesson, titled “Life,” explores a question of interest to everyone: “What shall I do to inherit eternal life?
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At a time when people are focused on getting exercise more than ever before, walking is still considered one of the best ways of staying in shape.
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Many thanks to all of you who have written to us about your favorite Bible translations.
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Courtesy photo
While at summer camp,
I was going on a caving trip in what is called Panther Cave.
The Touch of Class
I was very new in my study of Christian Science when a church member suggested, more than once, that I should think about taking class instruction.
Testimony of Healing
A couple of years ago, a growth developed on the top of my head.
Testimony of Healing
Last year, the teeth in the back of my mouth began to feel loose.
Testimony of Healing
One evening years ago, when I was in the United States Air Force and stationed in Japan, I experienced what I later learned were severe symptoms of food poisoning.
Testimony of Healing
After being blessed with two lovely boys of our own, my husband and I cherished the possibility of adding a little girl to our family by way of adoption.
From the Editors
Christian Science shows us that we should accept only what is acceptable to divine Love—to God.
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