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The Christian Science Sentinel
The Christian Science Sentinel's articles, editorials, and firsthand accounts of healing show in practical terms how Christian Science can bring healing to any situation. More
Featured in this week's SentinelJanuary 16 & 23, 2012 - Table of Contents (PDF)
Trusting God's guidance, a family drives safely through a blizzard.
Read this week's Bible Lesson article on "Love."
NEXT Sentinel Audio Chat
Personality—Charisma vs. Christliness
with Diane Dailey, C.S.B.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012 (2-3pm EST)
Sentinel QUESTION of the WEEK 
How has your spiritual study informed your thoughts about true manhood?
Upcoming Features
January 30, 2012 issue:Silence anger with prayer
Anger (or wrath) has been with us a long time. Think Cain and Abel, or the seven deadly sins. Leap forward to our own times where anger continues to seep into personal relationships, or surfaces as politicians battle over policies, taxes, and spending; where religious and racial issues boil beneath the surface. The insidious nature of such anger is that even for a generally calm individual, it can sometimes feel "right" to be angry.
In this issue, you'll find a different view.
