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Tools for greater understanding

Judy Gillespie Myers

I find the Bible translations very helpful both for my Sunday School students and for me.

Salvation for everyone

C. Richard Hopkins

My dad introduced us to Christian Science when I was ten years old.

Surprise me!

Steve Cole

We have to subordinate the human ego to the divine Mind who creates, governs, and reveals all.

New perspectives through pauses

Anni Ulich

When traveling, have you ever paused to be grateful for a railroad station, or a rest stop by the side of the highway? They’re good places to stop, relax, enjoy the view, or get something to eat and drink—all in the knowledge that this is just a temporary stop on the way to the destination. Such a stop often leads us to some great new experience!

Trust and the test

Lynne Cook

As I went in to take the GRE, I felt confident that Mind, God, was my reliable source of intelligence.

Opening closed doors

Maryl Walters

The promise to love stems from the center of all our faiths—the demand to love God and love our neighbor.

Good cannot disappear

Name withheld

Man is never vulnerable. Man cannot lose what God has given to him.

On the Web

These JSH-Online articles have been specially selected for print Sentinel readers.

My most important learning experience

Cali McClure

Her experience taking Primary class instruction helped this writer overcome apathy toward Christian Science study.

God is the only force at work

Matthew Cocks

Feeling stuck in an uninspiring job, this author learns that with a little trust and patience, God’s plan for blessing our lives is revealed.

Suddenly you know why you're there

This article was originally posted as a “Dear Me” blog on time4thinkers.

Infinite variety

Text and photograph by Steve Ryf

Having never seen a barrel cactus, I was enthralled by the number and various sizes of cacti that lined this winding pathway.