In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

A friend once mentioned the value of examining our attitudes.
It can be hard to keep lively boys who love baseball in their own yard. Before long, the ball is next door, and they're scrambling over the fence after it, never mind the gate, never mind the flower beds. Read what a difference an invitation—backed by the power of Love—made.

A WAKE-UP CALL

The millennium is, for me, a renovation, a new era.

Millennium: a time of action

According to the calendar, it may still be a year before we're on the actual eve of a new millennium. There can be little doubt, however, that we're on the eve of the celebration of a new millennium. Here are some excellent ideas not only for celebrating but for bringing in the true millennium every day of the year.
Wisdom is gained in the course of study and introspection, opening thought to the revelations of Truth.

Fostering children's faith

We try to take one evening out of each week to focus on parenting.

DEAR Sentinel:

Have you ever been afraid of monsters or ghosts?

CHRISTMAS IS ALIVE AND WELL

Find out what happened one Christmas season when a farmer shot a stray dog in an effort to keep her from chasing his cows.

The gentle art of blessing

Leave no one, including yourself, out of the blessings you bestow.

A heart-to-heart Christmas

When anger heats up this family's Christmas Day, leaning on God's law resolves the conflict and restores calm.
Air Force officer talks with News Editor Kim Shippey One can imagine that a Christmas spent in a prisoner-of-war camp might easily qualify as one's worst. This officer would agree, yet he counts it as one of his best as well.

Two women and a child

God doesn't play favorites. That was clear one day when two women ministering to a crying child in a rundown motel felt the presence and power of divine Love.