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They are God's beloved children!

By Julio C. Rivas T.

Hurricane Mitch ended a few months ago, but the need for prayer in its aftermath remains. Join this native of Honduras in offering spiritual aid.

Bringing calm to all kinds of storms

By Herb Huebsch

The likelihood of arriving at a solution that satisfied both parties seemed slim. Then prayer changed the prospects.

DEAR, DEAR PAPA-MAMA LOVE

Joan Sieber Ware

So dear You are, Papa-Mama Love.

Healing the lonesome heart

By Channing Walker

People try lots of ways to end loneliness these days—singles bars, Internet chat rooms, Sierra Club hikes, computer dating, line dancing. But the answer to loneliness lies somewhere else altogether. Read about a "gathering place" where you're guaranteed to find love and feel cherished.

The search for spirituality

By Lynn Gray Jackson

Religious worship is sidelined if left at church.

Dear Sentinel

Drew Clark

When I listen to God, good things happen.

God is in control

Amy Sauers Nickell

On a snowy afternoon with a spirited horse named Fletcher, Amy learned just how near God's help—and healing—are.

HOW CAN I MEASURE UP?

Melanie Ann Wahlberg

An experience I had in college taught me a lesson about the benefit of measuring self-worth from a spiritual standpoint.

Don't confuse giving up with letting go

By Clifford Kapps Eriksen

On the verge of conceding defeat, this author discovered that dropping a few false impressions enabled him not only to continue, but to excel.

God's love is never hijacked

By Kim Shippey

Learn how a father and daughter prayed—for themselves and the world—following an abduction attempt that hit close to home.

Take care of yourself

By Evan Mehlenbacher

When daily demands pile up, it can be tempting simply to do more, faster. Yet it may be that taking time to focus on God is what's really needed.

... So where do stereotypes come from?

By Rosalie E. Dunbar

White and black, white and white—it didn't matter what stereotype was presented. The one Mind, God, knew each of us only as His children.