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Sentinel Radio Edition
June 21, 2003
Finding God, finding health - Program 325
Guests: Neera Kapur, Shirley Cornelius, Cynthia Tyler, Richard Bergenheim
Although it may not be everyone’s first choice for dealing with illness or pain, for some who have chosen a spiritual method to heal their troubles, it’s been the best choice. Turning to God in prayer, in a systematic way, has a remarkable record of success. And the experiences you’re about to hear, add to the list.
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Freedom from hatred: a path to healing - Program 317
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Rebuilding your life—what’s possible - Program 318
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Living safe and sound—in peaceful and turbulent times - Program 319
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Entertainment: bringing out its higher possibilities - Program 320
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Spiritual healing: a reliable choice - Program 321
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Life-changing moments - Program 322
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Kindness to strangers: just the beginning - Program 323
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Is God governing the universe? How can we know? - Program 324
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When walls come down - Program 326
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Deeper roots for happiness - Program 327
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Getting rid of those mental demons - Program 328
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The path of spirituality: a path to healing - Program 329
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Let your creativity come forth - Program 330
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Fresh hope, new possibilities, and the demise of cynicism - Program 331
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From struggling victim to confident victor - Program 332
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Finding and filling your niche - Program 333
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Forgiveness and reconciliation - Program 334
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Patience and persistence when it’s most needed - Program 335
