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Designed to be unselfish

By Lois Rae Carlson

One of the keys to good relationships is the willingness to be unselfish.

Through a spiritual lens—'WONDERFUL STRUCTURES'

Peter Anderson

Here is a great example of how we benefit and learn from the wonderful structures and variety of God's creation—an image I took in the glass covered atrium of a new upscale resort, not far from where I live in Florida.

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Inspiration from a spelling bee

BY Jeffrey Hildner

A look at how to harvest the fruits of foresight.

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FOOD—FRIEND, FOE, OR FUEL?

Holly Keeble

For decades, I battled with my weight.

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'I CHOOSE GOD!'

"If God bothers to feed the little birds, or if He bothers to clothe the flowers in the field, which live only for a couple of weeks and then are gone, will He not feed and clothe you—a human being, made in His likeness and possessing a life span of eternity?

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The paradox of control: GIVE it up to GAIN it

BY Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff

For so many people, food is a source of satisfaction and comfort—to a harmful extent. Here's proof that it's possible to take back control without feeling deprived.

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BUSY lives don't need to be OVERLOADED lives

By Sibylle Bauer

The basis of a balanced life lies in a fundamental trust that there is always time to do what is right.

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Finding balance

BY MARGARET ROGERS Contributing Editor

Here are two helpful ways to keep yourself on track at work and in all the activities of your life: Be thankful. And pray to know and do what God wants.

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How I got a LIFE

BY Ricardo Saldivar

When 16-hour days threatened to turn him into a one-dimensional drone, the author regained his life, and his sanity, by calling on God.

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In her true light...

In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity in September, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collection of previously unpublished writings.