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The influence and power of good never die

By Richard Bergenheim

Thought on how to resolve some hard questions on grief and death through the power of God.

To help stop acts of terrorism

By Nate Talbot

Is it possible to challenge evil acts early on, or even nip them in the bud, right at the threshold of a would–be perpetrator's thought? The Bible indicates that the answer is, Yes.

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A family business vs. a corporate behemoth—can it be a win-win outcome?

By Janet and Jeffrey Clements

When their franchise was forced to compete with a multi–billion dollar company, this family faced the prospect of being wiped out financially. It was time for prayer.

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Can I find a job that really fits?

BY Jutta Dettmar-Rollins

For this author, the ideal job just didn't exist in this world . . . that is, until she realized that "with God all things are possible."

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Prayer: an investment security

By Elise Moore

EARLY IN MY BUSINESS CAREER, I managed to save $1,000.

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FAITH in troubled economic times

By Ron Ballard

Judging by the state of the economy these days, there's plenty to be uncertain about. A Christian Science healer suggests that maybe it's time to get outside of ourselves—and into a greater trust in God's power.

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In her true light ...

Mary Baker 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the Betterment of Humanity on September 29, the Sentinel continues printing excerpts from the collection of previously unpublished writings.

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A Muslim community says, 'We're here for everybody'

By J. Thomas Black

"May God help us all make the world a better place," says Sharif Gindy who, along with fellow Detroit-area Muslims, is reaching out—and praying—to do just that.

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A Stepmother's spiritual journey

By Elizabeth L. Schaefer

Although she had a new home, husband, and kids, the author still felt left out. It was only after finding a love that truly satisfies that she was able to help both herself and her new family.

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UNITY among the races

By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff

Read how a stranger's courageous stand against racism changed the course of composer Walter Robinson's life, paving the way for a career that is breaking down the barriers of prejudice through the spiritual power of music.