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The good worth holding on to

Mark Swinney

With the trust and flexibility of a child, it’s rewarding to work with the quality of one’s thoughts, to be willing to release and let go of old concepts.

On the web

Christian Science Sentinel

The humanitarian within each of us

Jan K. Keeler

It was deeply moving to read about the tender, generous, and courageous humanitarian efforts of the fishermen of Southeast Asia who rescued hundreds of people.

Fishers of boat people

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

By the very nature of their profession, the fishermen of Southeast Asia are often quite low in social status.

Back to playtime

By Tarun, grade 4, Chandigarh, India

I go to Christian Science Sunday School with my older brother at a Christian Science Society and rely on prayer for my healings.

Our Pastor’s healing ministry

Kathleen F. Lundeen

Being a Christian Scientist is not a passive endeavor.

Progress is a law

Patricia Del Castillo

Progress is God’s law, not simply wishful thinking. It is not random, nor does it depend on luck.

Rock climbing with strength and grace

Wendy Marshall

It was late spring some years ago, and my daughter was going to be a mountain guide in the Sierra Nevada Mountains around Yosemite National Park.

The reason for our joy

Jürgen Kurt Stark

Jesus, the great Exemplar, proclaimed a gospel of joy.

On the web

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Christian Science Sentinel—Audio Chat

What I’ve learned about Mary Baker Eddy

Mikaela Alioto

As I was reading a biography of Mrs. Eddy’s life, I had learned some unexpected facts about her and how she lived.

Substantial ‘summer reading’

Susan Booth Mack Snipes

Lots of “Wow!” and “Love this!” and “Amen!” got scribbled in the margins.