Letters & Conversations

Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from GLORIA ONYURU, STEVE REA, SALLY DUMAS, HALLIE REA KEEL, DAVID RIPPBERGER

When I first laid eyes on Mary Trammell's article "Engaging with The Christian Science Monitor," in the November 24 issue of the Sentinel, I was put off by the abundant use of tedious formatting.
Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from KATHY IRELAND, LIZ PYATT, KAARIN BROWN, SUSAN CLAY

I love to read the Letters page in the Sentinel, to hear what others get from reading the wonderful articles.

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Get to know God: The “omnis”

Listen to gain deeper insight into the four “omnis”—omnipresence, omnipotence, omniscience, and omniaction.

From Living the Lord's Prayer

'OUR FATHER ...'

The Lord's Prayer sparks the recognition that divine Love is always with us.

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Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from MATTHEW UDEOCHU, JOAN ATWOOD, ADOLF WALTER KNOEPFELK, ANNA WILLIS, DIANE WARD, DOROTHY GORDON

I'm writing to express my immense gratitude for your wonderful publication.

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Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from ELIZABETH BEALL, MAX HUTCHINSON, LAUREL MARQUART, PETER SANDLER, JOHN PATTERSON

Thanks for the editorial, "What to do, and what not to do," in the October 27 issue ["Let Life advance you"].
Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from MICHELLE NANOUCHE, FRED A. HOKE, SANDRA CLARKE, VIRGINIA HILL

Reading Liz Mata's article "Prayerful steps to end the evils of modern-day slavery," I found myself with pen in hand, circling many good ideas [October 13, "Prayer guards the door of thought"].
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LETTERS

with contributions from LOUISE A. THORNTON, NORMAN ANDERSON, AMANDA PETERS, ABBY HILLMAN

Thank you for the September 15 Sentinel, "Comfort in times of grief" and the October 6 issue, "What is the medicine of divine Mind?

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Get to know God: The “omnis”

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Anthology of classic articles

Listen to this inspiring collection of articles.

From Faculties indestructible

MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

Man's divine heritage as the son of God is not a promise, but is the present fact; it is one's true state of being.

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From Freedom from addiction

LOST AND FOUND

I saw that in order to find my life, I had to first lose it—that is, lose all sense of life as material.

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LETTERS

with contributions from NATHAN TALBOT, NANCY MALARD, PIPER FOSTER, ANN MERRIE DURICK, JANE WOSHAM

Just a P.
Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from JEAN B. COREY, BRANDON BUCKNER, EARLENE ASHER

The September 22 issue, "A new school year—with God," has prompted this letter.
Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from DANIEL OTIENO OKELLO, BEVERLY LYLE, WANDA RICHARD, MARY-JANE TANNER

Thank you for the article by Michelle Nanouche, "Comfort in times of grief," in the September 15 issue of the Sentinel.
Letters

LETTERS

with contributions from CHARLOTTE C. MCCALL, JAMES C. PURDON, JANE MORGAN, ANNA WILLIS, SHELLEY NICKERSON

Though I always pray for the protection of those affected by extreme weather conditions, I was particularly concerned for those in the path of Hurricane lke, as I'd lived in the Houston area for most of 30 years and have many friends there.
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LETTERS

with contributions from GERRIE MARX, JAN VAN HOOK, CHERIE NELSON, GRACE CHINASA EZINWA

It's about time I expressed my appreciation for the wonderful articles in The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel.
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LETTERS

with contributions from CHARLES LINDAHL, A. R. JONES, VICKI KNICKERBOCKER, CARYL KRUEGER, DAVID A. CORNELL

It was the night before Hurricane Gustav was expected to hit southern Louisiana, and wall-to-wall media coverage was predicting dire consequences.