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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Many faces of faith

by Kim Shippey

In August, Kirsten Conover reported in The Christian Science Monitor on an exhibition "Art & Religion: The Many Faces of Faith," which was held at the Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies in Philadelphia and at Villanova University Art Gallery in Villanova, Pennsylvania.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SENTINEL

The Editors

Do you have any old photo albums?

Dealing with rude people

Elise L. Moore

Divine Love is the powerful presence of God. Human assertiveness is a pale substitute.

Are the children in your community just kids?

Joyce K. Marin

The love these kids had was finding expression through good deeds.

A wound instantly healed

Julie Eggert

We have a small farm with most of the property fenced off for goats and llamas.

Turning instantly to God

Grayce G. Young

I was so sure of God's healing power that I never felt a need to have the bones set.

Enjoy the ride!

Laura Matthews

To me, in one sense life is a lot like traveling down that river.

Out of upheaval, progress

Betty Spiers Sands

When a significant earthquake happened in our area, all of us without shelter welcomed the loving help offered by the Red Cross and local hotels.

Why are you doing what you're doing?

Jennifer Sappenfield Woodbury

I knew that my real happiness lay in understanding and reflecting God's love, not in having a particular job in a certain city.

Our God-given purpose

Marilyn Jane Rimmington

A strong desire to be more useful became my dominant motive.

Downsizing and relocation

Carole Ann Cooper

We felt confident that we could never move or relocate outside of God.

Drop the blame!

Jan Kassahn Keeler

To Jesus, casting blame and feeling guilty were no part of the solution.