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Letters
On Friday December 14, I was watching TV about the school shooting in Connecticut for two hours. I finally realized I was getting disturbed and turned off the TV and prayed. After praying, I went out to get the mail, and there was the December 31 issue of the Sentinel.
In the Sentinel Watch column was an article by Kim C. Korinek, “Addressing tragedies and ‘sudden endings.’ ” After I read that article, my serenity was restored. I am very grateful that the Sentinel was delivered when I needed it.
Douglas Mull
Green Valley, California, US
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January 28, 2013 issue
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Letters
Douglas Mull, Joni Overton-Jung, JSH-Online comments
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A path to a fresh start
Caryl Emra Farkas
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When a friend was healed
Jennifer Glaser
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The healing from my perspective
Rosemary Anne Gwyther
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Chutes and ladders
Blake Windal
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Spiritual unity and auto repair
Nancy Robison
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Growing in grace
Jan Libengood
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"And the work of righteousness..."
Photograph by Kim Shippey
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Divine Love — never failing
Michael Hamilton
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A life-launching experience
Eric Horner
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Make the right call: Reject anger
Brittany Duke
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Safe on the freeway
Barbara Esslinger
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A message 'made for me'
Pam Gasteen
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Depression destroyed
Malcolm Joynes
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Our cat was healed
Sharon Sinclair
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Not obsessed
The Editors