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A HEALTHY HABITAT FOR HORSES

S.C.

Ten years ago, Jerry Finch left his successful sales job in Houston and bought a 50-acre ranch in the small town of Santa Fe, 30 miles to the south.

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Comfort welcomed for abused horses

By Susan Clay

The God whose "eye is on the sparrow" is available to help us prevent animal abuse and heal its effects.

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PEACE in times of family turmoil

By Annette Bridges

Given the author's circumstances, you might think memories of Christmas 1968 would have been dismal at best. But that was the holiday that taught her more about peace and joy.

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To face terror with prayer

By Elise L. Moore

How prayer was practical during a time of tension and danger in the Guatemalan Highlands

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News beyond the headlines

Three Sentinel staffers discuss spiritual responses to local and global crises.

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WHEN WORK BECAME A BATTLEGROUND

Ed Goewert

As chief engineer and head of maintenance at a 30-year-old hotel, I give a lot of attention to time-worn equipment.

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I finally knew my REAL dad

By Ginny Luedeman

Praying about a loved one's alcoholism can involve a tremendous struggle with anger and discouragement. It isn't always easy. But the victories it brings are beyond value.

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When you are falsely accused

By James W. Higgins

During a jury trial, the author tested the power of Jesus' message to "love your enemies," and found that it held up in court.

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HEALING a wounded childhood

The darkness of past abuse—and the present-day limitations that are linked to it—are not beyond the reach of prayer.

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In her true light . . .

Mary B. G. Eddy

Following the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity on September 29, the Sentinel continues printing excerpts from the collection of newly published writings.