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These JSH-Online articles were specially selected for print Sentinel readers.

Letters 

On Friday December 14, I was watching TV about the school shooting in Connecticut for two hours.

A path to a fresh start 

Wanting things to get better, wanting to better ourselves, is one of the best of human impulses.

When a friend was healed 

I continued to question this girl about Christian Science and the prayer that had healed her.

The healing from my perspective 

As a schoolgirl, I always felt free to invite my school friends to come to Sunday School with me.

Chutes and ladders 

We have never fallen down the chute, or slide, of fear, ignorance, or sin.
The word bifurcate came up in conversation the other night.

Growing in grace 

Grace is the state of knowing one is loved by God and therefore able to love others.

"And the work of righteousness..."

 
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Divine Love — never failing 

Isaac, perhaps the least-known of the Old Testament patriarchs, will become a better-known friend to students of this week’s Bible Lesson titled “Love.
When I was in my early adulthood, I was casually reading a pamphlet I had purchased from our local Christian Science Reading Room.
Being angry at someone is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to be harmed.

Safe on the freeway 

A recent Sentinel issue, “Proof that God exists”.
When the November 5, 2012, Sentinel titled, “Honoring those who serve” arrived, I foolishly thought that because I didn’t know anyone serving in the military, this issue wasn’t for me.

Depression destroyed 

During my early adult life, I found myself getting into periods of deep depression and self-depreciation.

Our cat was healed 

Some 25 years ago while I was serving in our community Christian Science Reading Room, a fellow church member was walking by and heard kitten cries from a densely leafed bush.

Not obsessed 

We can move away from the compulsion to ruminate, evaluate, obsess.