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Last Year, the Sentinel invited...

The Editors

Last Year, the Sentinel invited readers of all ages, and from any faith or background, to consider their response to the following questions:

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New millennium, new hope

By Alexandria Montagano

This Third Place essay in the "20 and under" category of the Sentinel's Millennium Essay Contest tells how one high-schooler's view of prayer influences her actions on behalf of others.

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God answers prayer

Written By The Staff

Far from being a typical nineteenth-century woman, missionary Mary Slessor leaned on God moment by moment in her ministering work in West Africa.

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Safety in our environment

By Caryl Emra Farkas

When health officials told the author's husband to prepare to die, he and his wife chose instead to learn of God and of each individual's relation to Him. Read about the results.

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A SPIRITUAL BASIS FOR VOLUNTEERING

Jimmy Carter

Former United States President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, are well known for their devotion to good works.

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YOU CAN'T HOARD LOVE

Trudy C. Palmer

Anyone who has been around me during winter knows that I hoard heat.

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Millions of people who are donating time to worthy causes and providing care for family members and friends draw comfort from the words of Jesus, "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends".

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Volunteering time ... and prayer

By Tony Lobl

Volunteerism is up in the United States. Why? Have people simply got too much time on their hands? Obviously not. We think there's a deeper, more spiritual reason motivating those of all ages and incomes (and not only in the US) to give of themselves and their time.