In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Few would deny that the world is in need of healing or that we each individually desire—sometimes desperately—to be healed of the troubles we feel in our bodies or in our lives.
On a weekend in late May this year, 52,000 men filled RFK Stadium in Washington, D.

I thought, "I know this is the truth. And now that I have read it, I can't help but live my life in accord with it. I have to. Even if it means no one ever understands me, I have to do this."

What are we seeing?

Our family recently received what seemed to me at the time to be a rather unusual gift—a stereogram, or holographic art poster.

Certainty of purpose

Anxiety and doubt are impositions obscuring our view of God's purpose for us. They have no genuine power, and they are no part of man's true nature.

Around some schools, signs are posted proclaiming "Drug-free zone.
Each year as spring approaches, we begin to hear references to hay fever, the allergy to pollen spreading from blossoms and grasses, and, in rural areas, sensitivity to the dust produced when the fields are mowed.
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We're literally reflecting God by loving His children as He loves them—inclusively, impartially, holding back nothing. This is a love that heals.

It made no difference to Jesus whether materiality looked ugly or beautiful, placid or stormy, sick or well—he always looked beyond the material appearances to the divine reality.

Who is your model?

I Asked a friend who has won national awards for photography to share a few basic ideas about this art.

Prove them wrong!

What would you do if people were telling lies about you?