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World Summit in Johannesburg

The World Summit on Sustainable Development, which will discuss ways to help people meet their needs without harming the environment, opens August 26.
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Sentinel staff

Excerpts from what we were publishing a century ago.
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Piranhas and guppies

By Warren Bolon

My guess is that piranhas and guppies don't share habitat in the wild.
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epilepsy HEALED through prayer

By Richard Souter

Does epilepsy have to be considered incurable? Not according to this author: As he grew spiritually, symptoms of the disease disappeared permanently.
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Scientists put love under the microscope

By Jane Lampman

The initiative represents another step in bridging the gap between science and religion.

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Fighting fires with God

By David Semnacher

When danger, confusion, and urgency reign, is it possible to remain calm and listen for God's clear direction? This veteran firefighter found safety and inner peace in just such situations.
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the Shakespeare seat on Flight 121

By Keith Wommack

How do you respond when the man sitting beside you shows you something that really should have been detected by airport security?
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Safer skies

by Warren Bolon Sentinel staff

A veteran pilot and his wife talk about confronting the challenges of air travel and raising children in a security-conscious world.
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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for the Betterment of Humanity in September, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
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What's a woman to do?

By Midge Campbell

Hormone-replacement therapy has recently come into question. Is there an alternative? What about a spiritual solution?
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Prayer-based solutions for Africa

By Marjorie Scherer

We can all pray to see God's abundance being expressed to all humankind.

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A greater equity for the US

By Bea Roegge Contributing Editor

American can look forward to a greater equity as they rely on divine love to meet every need—hour after hour.