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Letters

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with contributions from Victoria Pann, Joan L. Knapp, Wendy Grayson-Tonge, Rosemary Deary, William Waltz

Recently a man no one had ever seen there before walked into the Reading Room I work in and voiced his resounding approval of the "new" Sentinel.
Letters

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with contributions from Max Hutchinson, Majorie L. Wallace, Jean Eastin, David Helmer, Diane Hayden

After having over 60 years' contact with Christian Science publications, today's reading of the June 30 Sentinel "Inspiration from the arts"] is the reason for this belated message of profound appreciation for all that they have meant to me.

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Anthology of classic articles II

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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

letters

with contributions from Paula Shick-Heath, Nancy Lee Roberts, Sandra Scott, Robin Pryor, Richard Darrell Ross

Thank you for keeping the Sentinel so current, so user—friendly, so significant.

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Letters

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with contributions from Mary B. Petterson, Joe Gariano, Beatrice Labarthe, Joy Bennett, Susan J. Ehart, Elna Hull

What an incredible Sentinel.
Letters

Hope and healing at street level

Steve Graham

How do you define healing?
Letters

letters

with contributions from Jacki Harmon, David Raflo, Marilyn C. Page, Jacqueline Kung

It is with tremendous peace that I express my sincere thanks for the Sentinel, its contributors, and editors.

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Mary Baker Eddy: Her enduring discovery

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Shared reflections

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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 Safety

A safe refuge

Trust in God opens the door to a safe refuge, always available and always at hand.

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Letters

letters

with contributions from Dorothy John Davis, Katherine M. Ivy Ellis, David A. Cornell, Patricia Drysdale

I went back to the article "Breakfast with Tom" in the May 19 Sentinel as I was reading the second installment in the June 2 issue.
Letters

letters

with contributions from Robert Shamleffer, Sara Santos, Marie Bisconer, Susan Omar, Laurel G. Bracey

I have to say that the May 19 issue ["Can I learn to heal?
Letters

letters

with contributions from Jessie Barth, Ruth H. Holmes, Cynthia Overton, Alexander Lehrman, Linda M. Cook

You never cease to amaze me with your timely articles.
Letters

letters

with contributions from Fadi Haddad, Tim Myers, Martin A. Onovotuge, Teri Fox Stayner, Cathy Cato

A dear friend gave me a great gift — a subscription to the Sentinel.
Letters

letters

with contributions from Philippa Muldoon, Darley Green, Andrew Wilson

I have just read "Violence is no way forward" in the issue of May 12 about former terrorist Christine Hewicker.
Letters

letters

with contributions from Harry Grayson, Dorothy Gordon, Diane P. Dalley, Anita Chaney

Takashi Oka's article, "No enemies in the kingdom," in your April 28 issue stirred a beautiful memory of a lesson learned.