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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Making peace with our childhood

Jan Johnston

Understanding the spiritual nature of man's being as God's image heals harmful childhood memories.

Is it possible to see a spiritual idea?

Jack H. Thornton

The author tells how perceiving the spiritual truth of God's creation resulted in quick and permanent healing.

Fruitage from focus on Science and Health

J. R.

I met a woman on the train and had the opportunity to give her a copy of Science and Health.

God holds us up

Barbara-Jean Stinson

Our lives can progressively demonstrate the reality of all that God is doing and expressing.

What color is spiritual reality?

Elaine R. Follis

God's qualities are more beautiful than anything the senses have ever beheld.

POSITIVE PRESS

Richard A. Nenneman

From The Christian Science Monitor, March 24, 1993

Prayer—isn't it always answered?

Teresa A. de Mac Hannaford

There can be no doubt that God's blessings always surpass our aspirations.

Longing and prayer

Jane Partis McCarty

Divine Spirit satisfies; it is the source of your life and of all you need.

The understanding that heals

Robin Hoagland

There is a critical difference between merely declaring something and actually knowing what it means.

Self-respect and humility

Margaret Rogers

Seeing our shortcomings should turn us meekly to God for more grace.

Letters to the PRESS—and other articles

Norman A. Anderson

From the St.

Finding your place

As I circled the interior of a large multistory car park, my ten-year-old daughter suddenly piped up with words from a song from the musical West Side Story: "There's a place for us,/ Somewhere a place for us.