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My prayerful protest to injustice and inequality

Joan Bernard Bradley

Whenever acts of injustice appear in my day-to-day experience, I employ persistent prayer as my form of protest.

On the web

On the web: This JSH-Online.

TeenConnect: Turning Point

‘How is God even relevant to me right now?’

Lizzie Witney

She thought a life of partying would be so much more satisfying than being a “naïve” Christian Scientist. Several years later, lost and depressed, she began asking the question: Could God be there after all? And could He help her out of this mess?

A fresh look at possibilities for good

Elizabeth Mata

The approach that is changing lives in Haiti.

A lesson on UN peacekeeping—from Haiti

The <i>Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board

United Nations peacekeeping forces in Haiti are on track to be withdrawn soon, a result of progress in reducing violence on the Caribbean island.

God is everywhere! Everywhere!

Serenity

I have one long tooth in front that is getting loose and is probably going to fall out soon.

A remarkable realization

David Winder

When I was a college student in South Africa, I spent time exploring world religions, and for a while I regularly attended a Hindu temple.

Freedom and woman’s unlimited capabilities

Susan Damone

I realized how wrong it would be to go through life without acknowledging the healings I had experienced through reliance on Christian Science.

Sharing Christian Science with integrity

Brian Kissock

I have been thinking about dedication recently, and two incidents in my own experience came to mind.

Healing as Jesus healed—still possible today

David Nartonis

Healing in the same way Jesus healed involves an understanding of divine Truth.

The powerful place of prayer

Lesley Ann Mascall

Our mental closet of prayer represents infinity filled with light.

Forecasts—not the final word

Judith Hedrick

We can seek in Christ “a more sure word of prophecy.”