February 14, 2011
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From the Editors
The other day I joined some friends for dinner at the China Sky restaurant.
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It used to be
that Americans focused their religious lives around brick-and-mortar structures—churches, synagogues, mosques, and temples—for worship, study, and assembly.
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The heart alight with love for mankind is receptive to original ideas and previously unseen sources of whatever is needed — including food, water, and shelter.
What if you just want a hug and to have someone's hand to hold? Here's what came to this writer in her prayers.
When a high school grad considers attending college, turning to God yields sure direction.
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Prayer on behalf of Ivory Coast can bring healing to a dangerous political stalemate.
Giving is the heart's orientation to God, the infinite source of our being.
A focus on giving to others opens the door to spiritual insights and regeneration.
Your daily prayers have the ability to reach out and bless others with healing.
Two teens talk about a youth group service trip that made a big impact.
It’s great to be writing my first blog ever, sharing how Sunday School can really catch on fire with powerful healing animus.
Last year, my husband and I went with my brother and his wife to a nearby town to participate in an outside bazaar.
My granddaughter and I were busy in the kitchen getting supper ready.
I had the privilege of being raised in a home where both my parents were Christian Scientists and took me to Sunday School every week.
Even in the dark hours, the light of Jesus’ life provides powerful examples of how to respond to hatred with healing love.
