In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

When we begin to feel that materialism just couldn't be "all there is," we start looking beyond it for meaning. But, as this writer discovered, the real meaning of life is not beyond our reach.
Families climbing atop the Berlin Wall, a young man facing a tank in China, children carrying machine guns in Latin America, and the Gulf War—the list goes on.

Only one decision to make

There is a way to know what to do—even when we are uncertain about a decision. It's the Christly way of listening for God's direction.

Finding our true home in God

Our dream house may have a room with a view, but it is our spiritual view of home that really makes the difference.
The Sentinel is meant to be shared.

Perceiving our Godlike identity heals

When the question "Who am I?" leads us to God, the answers transform us, our family, and those whose lives we touch.

SECOND THOUGHT

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In search of our true parents

Even if home and family haven't been the happiest place, each one of us still yearns for the love that fathering and mothering represent. This author explores some of her lessons about true parenthood.
Numbers never tell the whole story.
"Colonel Meredith R.
A computer network dialogue stirred this writer to take a fresh look at what the crucifixion and resurrection mean.
[Excerpts from a sermon on Mark 16:1–8, regarding the three women, followers of Jesus, who discovered the empty sepulcher where Jesus had been laid.