In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Dear Sentinel,

Sara McCauley

No one can hurt mebecause God is there.

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Praying... it's a little like tying your shoes

By Linda C. Richardson

Praying is like tying your shoes. Does that sound silly? Before you decide, read how Nick prayed when he hurt his leg.

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After an election

By Maryl F. Walters

If you prayed, voted, and your candidate lost, what should you do? Keep praying. And if you prayed, voted, and your candidate won, what should you do? Keep praying.

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WHAT'S WIND GOT TO DO WITH GOD?

Genie B. Demers

My experience with a hurricane took place several years ago when "Fran" hit our area.

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Weathering the weather

By Mary Folsom

Nothing—not high winds, blinding snow, blistering heat, or driving rain—can dislodge you from your safe haven in God.

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BILLS PAID. PRAISE THE LORD!

Roberta Dameron

I was feeling stressed.

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How's your bottom line?

By Kathleen J. Wiegand

When their business failed—through no fault of their own—this couple turned to God.

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Get real

By Caryl Emra Farkas

The challenge to be "realistic" isn't necessarily a call to lower one's hopes but to lift them—and fulfill them.

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Why be a millionaire?

By Robert A. Johnson

A pure and humble love for God is the key to lasting security and satisfaction.

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If they'd just give me a chance

By Jeanne Kirkpatrick

Is there something you'd really like to do—if only you could get over all the hurdles between you and your goal? If so, this student's experience winning a spot in the music program at her school can help you clear those hurdles.

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Honesty all around

By Mary-Louise Collins

Since you can trust God, you can trust each and every one of His children.

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A fresh approach to elections

By Kevin G. Graunke

Here's a way to base your assessments of political candidates on something much more solid than media sound bites and campaign slogans.