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New column
We’re starting a new Sentinel column called “Turning points in spiritual growth.” In this column, readers can share experiences that have particularly made them grow in their practice of Christian Science—times in which the truth became clearer and the pathway ahead felt more certain. For submission information visit jsh.christianscience.com/submit. Please mention the name of the column in “Author comments” on the submission form.
Roger Gordon’s article titled “Reading and studying: a spiritual adventure” in the June 8, 2015, Sentinel, directly answered a distraction I was struggling with at that very moment. I had been reading and pondering that week’s Christian Science Bible Lesson with several insights and inspiration, in spite of my thought being tempted by a desire to watch various TV series on my tablet. I was grateful for Roger Gordon’s article, which alerted me to be awake to the distractions of the digital age and to affirm that we cannot be kept “from doing the reading and studying that would help us progress spiritually, and from finding healing as a result.”
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July 6, 2015 issue
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Letters
DeEtta Greenwalt, H. M. Wyeth, Bible Lens Team
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Joy and dominion
Maija Baldauf
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Divine Love dissolves differences
Carla Stillman
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‘Love thy neighbour’—practical and possible
Carol Rounds
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And as a mirror shows us
Photograph by Sharron G. Crawford
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A firm foundation for the healing practice
Deborah Offenhauser
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God doesn’t make bullies
By Ethan, kindergarten, Michigan, US
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Injured back restored
Deb Eastwood
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Broken arm and arthritis healed
Joan McDonald
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Two meaningful healings
Lucielle Brownell
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Wings of joy
Evangeline Paxton
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The authority you have—and what it can do
Barbara Vining