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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

POSITIVE PRESS

Kathryn Rogers

From St.

The "expected end"

Robert A. Johnson

Prayer is the choice taught by Christ Jesus and his followers. Why do people choose prayer today?

Running the mile

Ginger K. Mack

At my school we have a track meet once a year.

Where does beauty come from?

We were driving through some barren cattle country.

Training—physical or spiritual emphasis?

Jürgen Vogt

Instead of giving so much attention to the body, perhaps it is more productive to consider what health actually is.

Tackling our troubles

Ann F. Searles Cummings

The authority and capacity for facing any challenge, solving any difficulty, are found in God's omnipotence, not human abilities.

Love undivided

Eva-Maria Hogrefe

To recognize the true source and meaning of love makes all the difference in your life.

I'm seeing myself in a whole new light

Written for the Sentinel

When the author became dissatisfied with her absorption in physicality, she discovered that her spiritual nature was not only interesting but also satisfying.

The Bible— your very own field guide

Summertime! We played outside, barefoot, all day long.

Valuing our prayer

Thomas C. Asher

We can value prayer by exercising honesty and self-control and not bouncing randomly between the sacred and the secular.

Letting God help us

Robert R. MacKusick

Humbly accepting the help we need also indicates our desire for spiritual growth and a capacity for more good.

Leaning more upon God

God's will is established. It blesses everyone. The purpose of prayer is to make us feel and live in accord with God's will.