Order it now and we'll have it in the mail today.  Just write Bill by clicking here and ask him to invoice you.  Cost $5, plus $1 shipping.  Anywhere.  

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Also, Bill Alnor's first book on UFOs, UFOs in the New Age, dealt partly with the Raelians

Introducing the Christian Sentinel's new E-update 
You might be asking yourself, why am I receiving this E-mail update from Bill Alnor and the Christian Sentinel?  That's because you probably signed up to receive free E-mail updates through http://www.cultlink.com.  The website began offering free news updates more than a year ago, but due to our move from northern Pennsylvania to south Texas we are just now putting the changes into effect.  You also may have been placed on this E-mail list due to your previously receiving the Alnor Report or The Christian Sentinel Report, or you may be a fellow defender of the Christian faith along with the Alnors.  However, if you are on this list in error or if you want to be removed from receiving these reports, E-mail Bill Alnor, and he'll remove you.  Sincere apologies if you did not want to be on this list in the first place.  Also, since this is our first try, please report on duplicates being sent to your address, and please tell us if you would rather receive a plain text version.  

Price slashed to $10 on ground-breaking video, The Great Apostasy: The Lost Sign.  Until this offer it was $19.95.  See details at bottom. 

Texas update from the Alnors.  So far things are going well for the Alnors and The Christian Sentinel in the Lone Star State.  As reported to our readers last year, Bill accepted a position directing the journalism program at a prominent university near Corpus Christi.  He enjoys his new students at the university, though the transition from the northeast to southwest of the Mississippi as been difficult for his family of five.  However, Bill is drafting new talent here in Texas and we hope to produce a new video and a hard copy of The Christian Sentinel in 2003.  See our new contact numbers below.  Bill, in joking with his kids, is seriously considering buying a cowboy hat so he can be "all things to all men."  :-)  

The Christian Sentinel demands proof that the Raelian movement has actually cloned a human girl as they claimed over the Christmas season in press conferences.   UFO cults are known for exaggeration, says Bill Alnor.  See the Washington Post's article on "Eve," the baby girl allegedly cloned by the Raelians.