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Letters & Conversations

Dear Sentinel,

Brett Ellen Keeler

One time I was learning to swim.

Dear Sentinel,

Christina Ashley Williams

One Saturday morning I had to go to ballet.

YOUR LETTERS

with contributions from Wichita County, Coryell County, Lassen County, Brazoria County

Editor's note: We thought readers might like to see a sample of some recent letters from prisoners who are benefiting from reading the Sentinel.

YOUR LETTERS

with contributions from Denise Reehl, Phyllis L. Daniel, Nancy Ellis

The item of interest in the May 25 issue concerning tithing to churches brought to mind an idea shared by a Christian Science practitioner during an informal talk: if God deals in the currency of ideas, why not tithe 10% of each day by dedicating at least two and a half hours to prayer?

Dear Sentinel

Tommy Schmidt

When I was sweeping off the deck of our house, a bee landed on me and stung me.

Dear Sentinel

My name is Nick Ott.

YOUR LETTERS

with contributions from Gail Bernard, Gloria Pitzer, Jere D. Witter

The choice of art work on the cover of the Sentinel does not always coincide with the healing mission of the contents.

YOUR LETTERS

with contributions from Tracy Sullivan, Francine Mienik

I must take issue with the use of the Sentinel to espouse personal political theories and beliefs as I feel you did in the Earth Day Sentinel.

YOUR LETTERS

with contributions from Lacy Bell Richter, Richard P. Schneider, Anne Jesper

A letter in a recent issue told how someone had contacted the libraries in her city.

Dear Sentinel

with contributions from Mia King, Robin Jenkins

One week, my Sunday School teacher and I were discussing the unreality of any error.

YOUR LETTERS

Gail Menschel with contributions from Lois Bloomfield, Hans Bertschi

The Planet Tabloid issue.

Dear Sentinel,

Molly Menschel

Last year when I was sixteen, the common age of stereotypical "teenage confusion," I was, like most other people my age, confused.