In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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SEA CHANGE UNDERWAY IN NEW BEDFORD

W. B.

It was once a city of tattooed men in oilskin coats.
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Listening, with arms WIDE open

BY Warren Bolon, Sentinel Staff writer

Teacher Rachel Jupin listened—as she always does. Student Amylee Bowman ventured to trust—for the first time in her life. And New Bedford High School was protected from harm. This is the story of the faith and prayer behind a tragedy that wasn't.
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In her true light ... A look at the unpublished writings of Mary Baker Eddy

In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel launches a feature that will present excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
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To be an officer and a gentle man

By Norm Bleichman

It's worth staying true to your ideals—even if you don't think people understand.
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Kate and Leopold ... and Russell

By Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff

Heroism in 2002 is not about brute strength or battlefield glory.

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'I decided to just keep going on with it'

By Dave Hohle Sentinel staff

For Brett Fletcher-McGookin, the answer to the chaos of 9/11 was a simple one—"just love."
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My generation—what the world needs from us

Alistair Savides

Out of South Africa, Alistair Savides calls for an end to war by using "the greatest defense."
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She couldn't block it out

By Dave Hohle Sentinel staff

Faced with aloneness and fear, Anjuli Graunke decided to stay on top, not hunker down.
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Med school courses in mind/body relationship

By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff

Dr. Robert Leslie brings spirituality and healing, as well as medical ethics, into the university classroom.
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Harvard conference in Boston

By Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff

Today over half the medical schools in the US are studying the relationship between spirituality and medicine. Since 1996, a Boston conference has been exploring the trend.
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The environment and humanity—woven in perfect harmony

By Colleen Douglass

The relationship we each have with the earth becomes more understandable, and less exploitative, when it's understood in spiritual terms.
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APES OR MONKEYS?

Patti Ragan

Monkeys are primates with tails, and apes are primates without tails.