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What part are you playing?

By Hilma Orr

Have you ever been in a play? If so, you probably enjoyed getting into costume and pretending to be someone else. But there's one kind of role you never want to play.

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Fearless in the sea

By Linda Conradi

When a jellyfish sting threatened to interrupt the day's fun, mother and son turned the threat into an opportunity to draw closer to God.

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To my aunt in her second century

By Margaret F. Schwartz

This love letter to a dear aunt contains good advice for us all.

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"Good values build better businesses"

At a conference exploring the intersection between spirituality and business, the Sentinel found that each "side" had a lot to learn from the other.

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Dispersing the heavy mists of depression

By True Henderson

You can beat depression. Here's how.

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ON THE SUBWAY, SURROUNDED ...

Peggy Gordon

How much power does prayer reveal?

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Prayers large enough to include the world

By Yvonne Joy Prinsloo

If your government offered you a gun so that you could protect yourself from rebel soldiers, would you accept the offer? Or would you turn to a surer source of security—one that embraces both you and everyone else?

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Can mothers always love their children?

By Joan Sieber Ware

I could not allow a stereotypical view of mother-teen relationships to alienate me from my daughter.

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AT FIRST, I COULDN'T STAND THE SCHOOL...

Laura C. Lawrence

Between my acceptance to my first-choice college and the first day of classes, many friends I respected advised me that I wouldn't be happy at this school.