Sentinel Watch

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Hope lightens mental darkness

By Lois Rae Carlson

There was a time when, to others, everything in my life looked normal, even wonderful.
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It begins with an instant

By Jon Harder

WHEN someone is caught in the icy grip of intense fear, it's still possible to become aware — even if only for an instant — that something very different from evil is there to be felt.
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Prayer: the best preemptive strike

By Ryder Stevens

AS I watch world events unfold, I see two possibilities.
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'He's got the whole world in His hands'

By Marilyn Jones Senior Writer

Does God really have the "whole world in His hands"?
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Praying for my world—and ours

By Richard A. Nenneman

When someone experiences even a bit of the liberation that comes through spiritual healing—the physical and mental freedom that results from being renovated from within—it's natural to want to share it with others.
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What are we really fighting against?

BY Beverly Goldsmith

In Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf, and Afghanistan, Australian troops fought alongside the United States military.
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Keeping our cool

By Richard A. Nenneman

THERE seem to be some days when it's just too much to cope with the news.
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Restraint can snowball

By Channing Walker

PLUTONIUM, way too much of it, could be coming soon to a black market near you.
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Talk radio: healing words—not hateful words

By Bill Dawley

Numerous radio talk shows out there these days are going a little over the top when it comes to a particular political message.
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Sifting for truth in the war on terrorism

By Channing Walker

Sifting for truth in the war on terrorism
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The possible dream of world unity

By Stephen Gray

A world at one.