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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The kindly way, the healing way

ALISTAIR W. LAUDER

The kindly way—the tender, compassionate way—is the healing way of Christian Science.

Comforting the people

DORIS V. I. MORRICE

When tragedy strikes—when a bomb goes off in a crowded street or disease claims the life of a child—people question "why?

Healing—through a person or the Christ-power?

HELEN TIFFANY REILLY

In a world teeming with people, which one of us, on a special errand of mercy, would stop if someone touched him?

"Felt ye the power of the Word?"

ALICE KINSMAN SMITH

On a particularly busy day we may think or speak of feeling tired, depressed, frustrated, ill.

You can be your own practitioner

Donna Virgil Holden

I remember very well the day I first practiced Christian Science all on my own.

Responsibility—burden or joy?

EDNA MARY WATSON

The answer to this question lies in our understanding what responsibility truly is.

Feel the facts! Don't just read about them

THOMAS C. ASHER

God is generously loving you.

Honoring our parents

SARAH V. SILVERNAIL

Much has been written about the relationship of parents to their children.

Parenting, children, and God

WINDING COPLEY IVEY

"Loose him, and let him go" John 11:44.

Love's rule—"I am All"

BAYARD C. AUCHINCLOSS

When the saving grace and love of Christianity was a new message to the world, many of the letters to the young Church emphatically reminded the early Christians of the continuing need of moral and spiritual discipline in thought and action.

SECOND THOUGHT

Arthur C. Clarke

From Profiles of the Future by Arthur C.

Writing for the periodicals

VIRGINIA ATHERTON WATSON

"The Lord God hath given me the tongue of the learned, that I should know how to speak a word in season to him that is weary.