Letters March 26, 2018 Issue

From the readers

Deborah Caserotti, Janet Showalter, Kaye Patterson

Inspiring poem

[Elizabeth Mata, “As a trusting bird,” Sentinel, February 19, 2018]

What a lovely image this poem evokes of instantaneous healing. Thank you, Liz, for this inspiring poem.

Deborah Caserotti
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Turn the other cheek?

[Sentinel Watch, Caryl Farkas, Riley Seay, and Claudia Laryea, “Turning the other cheek—simple but not easy,” JSH-Online.com, February 5, 2018]

I have always wondered what it really means to turn the other cheek. This podcast brought out that we are not to passively accept abuse, but to turn our heart to God, Love, to heal it. This is applying the command that Jesus gives us to love our enemies. Thanks to all the contributors to this uplifting podcast.

Janet Showalter
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Precious insight

I just want to thank you for this very helpful Bible Lens research section. The information just adds precious insight to my spiritual growth as I study the Christian Science Bible Lesson each day of the week prior to the Lesson-Sermon on Sunday.

Kaye Patterson
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