In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Good: how many sources?

Many people find that when they pray they experience good.

Juliette and Jericho

Our neighbor was going away for about ten days and brought us her two canaries to take care of.

Repentance and healing

Regeneration is an essential aspect of Christian Science.

How does your garden grow?

The Gospel of Matthew records Christ Jesus' parable of how a farmer sowed good seed in his field, but while he slept, a foe sowed tares among the wheat.

"Are there any questions?"

Contemporary religion is fraught with questions and concern about morality—that discriminating knowledge of what is good and constructive, opposed to the degenerative and self-destructive.

Correcting our motives

An affluent, healthy, comfortable existence in matter is not the goal of the Christian Scientist.

How obedient should we be?

Several years ago, when one of our daughters was a high-school senior, I yielded to the temptation to circumvent a school regulation so that she might attend an all-day seminar in her planned field of study.

Prayer that moves mountains

Think how raptly the disciples of Christ Jesus must have listened as their Master taught them how to pray! His prayers "moved mountains": comforted the sorrowing, reformed the sinning, healed the sick, even raised a man four days dead.
Aggressive mental suggestion.

Wordless prayer

Pure Mind gives out an atmosphere that heals and saves.

The next step

The next step—it's something we all have to consider now and then.

Easter gladness

Many feel that the Easter season is a time of sadness, but isn't it really a time to be altogether glad?