Rectifying mistakes and Considering Christianity’s inclusivity — this week’s podcasts plus other spiritual resources

Step by step will those who trust Him

find that “God is our refuge and strength,

a very present help in trouble.”

(Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 444)

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SENTINEL WATCH PODCASTS

Comebacks in the Bible — and today  

If you’ve made a terrible mistake in your life, is it too late to do anything about it? This week’s guest takes us through the lives of several notable Bible characters—as well as one of her own experiences—to answer that question.

“All are welcome“

If you’ve ever felt like you don’t belong—or you care about those who might be feeling that way—you’ll want to listen to this chat with a Bible scholar who explains that inclusivity is at the very heart of Christianity. 

 

Join us via Zoom to hear this week’s Sentinel Watch programs

• Tuesday, February 25
• 2:00 pm EST 
• via Zoom  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83436895293
• Meeting ID: 834 3689 5293
• OR, You may join the meeting by phone   1-301-715-8592

(NOTE: The current and past Sentinel Watch programs are always available online.)

     

This week’s Christian Science Sentinel includes articles about God’s guidance, waiting on God, being led through a mental wilderness during a professional work experience, God’s clear and impartial messages to all, the story to Ruth presented for children, and read testimonies of spiritual healing.  (All articles are offered in audio format as well as print.)

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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

“to injure no man but to bless all mankind”

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• Read about the elections in Germany — and more
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