The lightest touch of Love
reaches deep and
heals a heart.
(from poem in this week’s Christian Science Sentinel)
Sentinel Watch podcast
How should we deal with hatred? This week’s guest shares how hatred had consumed her for decades—and how transformative and healing love truly is when we understand God as Love — and Love as a power.
Join us via Zoom to listen to this week’s Sentinel Watch program
- Tuesday, November 19
- 2:00 pm EST
- via Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/
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- OR, You may join the meeting by phone 1-301-715-8592
(This program references the Sentinel article of September 16, 2024 The path out of hatred
and the Sentinel Watch program of September 9, 2024 Surrender to God? Why?)
There is a second special program this week,
which will be offered following the above podcast.
Meet the producers behind our family of podcasts, and learn how each program is unique, yet fundamentally connected—and why you might want to check all of them out at ChristianScience.com/audio, th
(NOTE: The current and past Sentinel Watch programs are always available online.)
This week’s Christian Science Sentinel print edition explains that healing is still possible today as in Jesus’ time, that we can allow God to define and fulfill our purpose, so that we can fulfill our mission to serve God just as Daniel did, and includes testimonies of recent spiritual healing from those applying lessons learned in Sunday School instruction. (All articles are available in audio format.)
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
“to injure no man but to bless all mankind”
- Read this week’s lead story about “sisters in the brotherhood” — women in construction and who are union members.
- Go to the website for important news from around the globe– the COP29 Conference, the Middle East, Ukraine, the plans of the President-elect, and more.
- Listen to the most recent podcast Why We Wrote This that revisits a discussion of civility as a follow-up to the election process.
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Check out the regular feature Points of Progress reporting this week on positive changes in energy production and countries that have successfully cut carbon emissions.
The majority of the world cares about climate change
Research shows people underestimate support for climate action. Yet one survey of 130,000 people across 125 countries found that 89% want to see more political action addressing climate change, and 69% would be willing to pay 1% of their income to fight climate change.
Closing section on Points of Progress page this week.
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Visit our website to find quick links to more information.
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And we know that all things work together for good
to them that love God,
to them who are the called
according to his purpose.
(Romans 8:28)
(Romans 8:28)
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