May 30, 2011
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From the Editors
It’s hard to escape the feeling these days that in media coverage of sports, off-field activities get more prominence than the games themselves.
I love it
when stereotypes dissolve and reveal a new, more accurate view.
I was in India introducing a course titled “Culture, Ethnicity, and Diversity” to a class of Nepali Christian leaders.
For most [players], whether they’re journeymen or perennial All-Stars, Baseball Chapel services are an important segment of their week.
Your own non-reaction and spiritual approach can help calm another’s thought, bring new perspectives and insights that unify.
Our loving Father-Mother God is insistent and will not leave us in darkness.
Often passages caused the teens to pause and bring up situations in their own lives that have been helped by getting a deeper understanding of those passages.
Participating in sports can impel us to increase our understanding of God and Christian Science.
Is his dream to play under the Friday night lights the right path for this player?
A coach discovers her players have a lot to teach her about life on and off the volleyball court.
If you believe, as I do, that you’re out there doing God’s work, you can expect protection—not just
for yourself but for everybody involved.
for yourself but for everybody involved.
When party plans threaten to ruin her team's chances, this teen prays.
During my freshman year at Principia College, I had an amazing experience that proved to me how a change in thought can manifest itself in the body.
I love running because of the freedom, grace, and joy I am able to express while I run—whether I’m dodging pedestrians on busy city sidewalks, cruising open trails, or hightailing it around a track.
Ever since I was a teenager I had suffered from “cluster headaches” and for many years sought a cure for it.
The Almighty shields His offspring from harm with the undeniable certainty of Science.
