In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

No penalty for loving

When my mother passed on, I received a letter from a friend, a Christian Scientist, whose mother and husband had both passed on within a few months of each other.

Christ frees from sin

One of the great purposes of Christianity is to lead us compassionately away from sin and condemnation of the sinner.
"God is working His purpose out," Hymnal, No.
When someone asks what church means to me, I'm inclined to think of two friends, both Christian Scientists, both of whom I love very much.

How to meet an alligator

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What are we expressing?

The qualities of the Christ are what everyone is looking for in his dealings with others, whether he realizes this or not.

Pray for pets?

"Animals win hearts, influence people," headlined an article in The Christian Science Monitor.

Peace in stormy times

There is a saying that goes, "If you can keep your head when all around you are losing theirs, you obviously don't understand the situation!"

Shut the door—then pray!

With energy costs and crime mounting, people are more careful than ever about keeping their doors shut.
Verified examples of present-day healings through prayer appear on pages 119 to 126 of this magazine.

Blowing your lines

One reason every actor dreads the prospect of blowing his lines.

Humility as spiritual power

In human terms many of the moral and spiritual qualities that Christ Jesus advised us to cultivate in his Sermon on the Mount seem to be measured as negatives—as subtractions from positions we would otherwise be apt to take.