At a time of distressing headlines, what do these words from a six-year-old contributor offer us: “God can’t go anywhere without us, and we can’t go anywhere without God” (“My first healing”)? These words offer a fresh way to remind ourselves of God’s ever-presence—His all-presence. And affirming God’s omnipresence is one way we can join Christian Scientists in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the USA, in answering a citywide call for a spiritual response to the situation there, as a local member reports. Another author’s experience proves that prayer makes a difference in the face of imminent violence. Last, but not least, an immigrant’s time in the grimness of a Zambian jail shows that the light of God truly is everywhere, with life-changing impact.
January 26, 2026
“We can see our cities as God created them: embraced in God’s love, whole, harmonious, safe.”
“God, divine Mind, perpetually expresses stability and intelligence in each of His children. No hateful or deranged thought can enter this Mind or disturb the harmony of God’s creation.”
“The understanding that . . . we can never be excluded from God’s love is liberating.”
“The renewed thinking that makes the biggest difference is discovering, or rediscovering, the spiritual idea of life that Christ Jesus gave and advocated for everyone.”
“We can see our cities as God created them: embraced in God’s love, whole, harmonious, safe.”
“God, divine Mind, perpetually expresses stability and intelligence in each of His children. No hateful or deranged thought can enter this Mind or disturb the harmony of God’s creation.”
“The betterment of the human condition . . . is merely an indication that a false sense of being as material and mortal is yielding to spiritual reality.”
Five years after our “Omni” series—our four podcasts covering God’s all-power, all-presence, all-action, and all-science—we’ve invited Deborah Huebsch and Amy Richmond back to continue the conversation. They’ve both learned more about these “omnis” and what they mean. And they share how praying with the omnis brings healing to our lives and to the bigger-picture issues, too.
“Why think that life’s a contest, striving to find who’s best—a constant competition, each day another test?”
“The understanding that . . . we can never be excluded from God’s love is liberating.”
Can you have a healing, just you and God, even if no one else is there to help? Yes, you can!
When you have a pile of things to do, what’s the best way to get them all done? This author explains how she discovered that it all starts with God.
In case you missed it: reminders include the new student edition of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
“When it was time to start making dinner, without a second thought, I stood up and started to walk around, unassisted by the crutches. It felt like the most normal thing in the world!”
“This early experience gave me confidence in the power of prayer as taught in Christian Science, and I have never wandered away from trusting our Father-Mother God with my health.”
“All of us in the car felt a change in the atmosphere—there was a palpable sense of spiritual uplift.”
