Sentinel Watch

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Who me? A candidate?

By Richard A. Nenneman

Millions are already thinking about voting in this year's United States presidential election.
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The cosmos and 'Love's divine adventure'

By Laurance R. Doyle

According To Current Cosmology, in the time it takes to read this sentence, the universe has expanded by another million miles or so.
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My new view of history

By Earline Shoemake

February is Black History Month in the United States.
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'Giving ... is who you are'

By Kim Shippey

During reporting assignments in several parts of the world, I have never lacked support from people willing to give.
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You can face down corruption

By Kurt Shillinger

Shortly After Crossing from Rwanda into Tanzania, I found myself being detained at a police station.
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What's the good news?

By J. Thomas Black

A snow advisory for the area softly crawled across the bottom of my TV screen during a newscast.
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A culture of change—and growth

By Stephen T. Gray

In The Early '80s, harsh change swept the Midwestern region of the United States.
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Children of God—whatever nationality

By Tony Lobl

I was recently taken through an exercise where I had to write down all the labels with which I associate myself: from nationality to religious affiliation; from my roles as son, brother, husband, uncle, friend to my roles as office manager and frequent scribe for this magazine.
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More positive movies?

By Channing Walker

Softly As a Footfall on new snow, an encouraging tendency is beginning to emerge.