In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Kids

Being safe

By Shirley Paulson

DALE WAS IN MY CLASS AT SCHOOL , and we were all scared of him.
Kids

Kids draw . . . the 23rd Psalm

Kids

My first healing

By Alison Inches

AS WE WALKED HOME from school, my best friend, Cait, and I laughed and talked about the two cutest guys in our sixth-grade class.
Kids

Listen to the world of nature

By Wendy Paulson

Wendy Paulson is a naturalist and conservationist who has taught classes to children and adults for many years, both in the Illinois countryside and in New York City.
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In her true light...

In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
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THE NURSE SHARES HER PERSPECTIVE

K.S.

Kimberly Brown teaches emergency room nursing, ethics, and graduate nurse-practitioner students in the school of nursing at Oregon Health and Sciences University.
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A life-transforming spiritual healing

By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff

The Zyndas are a California family who grappled with the diagnosis of a leukemia-like disease in their baby daughter. Read how they came to the decision to commit themselves to God, prayer, and spiritual healing.
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Laws for escaping from prison

By Emilio Castroman

When the author drove over the Golden Gate Bridge and saw San Quentin Prison, he started praying for the prisoners there. He probably never thought that one day he'd be visiting them one-on-one as a chaplain ... and healing them.
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your INSIGHTS

Jessica Martin Leggett

Matty the Prayer Warrior
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In her true light...

In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
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Seminary president envisions expanded role for church

By Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff

The president of New York's Union Theological Seminary says he is "irrevocably Christian." But Dr. Joseph Hough is also quick to qualify. "I'll be a better Christian," he says, "if I'll really give credit and acknowledge that the God I worship is large enough to be seen in a lot of ways."
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HEALED IN CHURCH

Jewel Simmons

For a couple of years, my wrists hurt.