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In this Sentinel Watch interview Ethel Baker talks about how a clearer understanding of the nature of matter has aided in healing.
Click here to listen to the 30 minute chat.
A Sentinel Watch Podcast with Deborah Packer
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If you’ve ever felt far away from God, this podcast is for you. Deborah Packer, shares what she’s learned from Jesus’ teachings, and her own experiences, about how close we actually always are with God. And how understanding this oneness better can bring us healing and help us heal others, too. Click here to listen.
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An interview with Beth Packer, of NSW Australia, who deals with aging-related issues in an unconventional way. She’s not focused on herself—at all. Beth keeps her focus squarely on God. Listen to her conversation with host David Brown and find out the healing effects of this approach.
Click here to listen: Aging gracefully? Or just not aging?
A member of the Christian Science community in Canberra was interviewed by Jenny Sawyer for a Sentinel Watch podcast titled Prayer: What’s It All About? In this she explains how she prayed when faced with difficult situations.
Prayer: What’s It All About? (Part 2) Click here to listen.
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A Sentinel Watch interview with Nancy Humphrey Case
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In this interview Nancy tells how feelings of exhaustion and physical weakness were overcome when she turned wholeheartedly to God.
How do you deal with the unthinkable? There are so many different ways. In this interview Liz and Matthew Hammond, share how they’re thinking and praying in the aftermath of a huge loss in their family. And what they share is both touching—and healing.
Click here to listen to Liz and Matthew share how they coped with this life-changing experience.
An interview with Beth Packer, a Christian Science practitioner from NSW, Australia.
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When a baby goat went missing, Beth learned a profound spiritual lesson about our oneness with God. She shares how a deepening understanding of this central Christian Science concept has helped bring healing to other areas of her life—and how it can in yours, too.
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