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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Make use of your dipper!

HELEN C. BERGLUND

A little boy listened while his grandmother read from the Bible: "Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for the Lord.

True gratitude involves spiritual acknowledgment

W. RALPH ROCKHOLD

Question: Am I really grateful for the blessings that God has given me?

Treading on the lion and serpent

LOWELL N. CANNON

What a delightful thing it is to have a familiar Bible verse suddenly explode with new meaning when viewed in spiritual light.

A "mansion" for everyone

ALVERNA W. BOWEN

A dwelling place is of vital interest to most of us.

A closed door

JÜRGEN KURT STARK

A closed door can indicate the end of a plan, ambition, friendship, or signify a lost opportunity.

A little boy and his Goliath

Gladys C. Girard

Mark went to the Christian Science Sunday School.

Discovering universal Love heals disappointment

KATHLEEN ANN MARTS

What comfort we can find in the truth that God, not finite personality, is the originator of love.

We are all on the same side

ENID THACKERY

We're always taking sides, aren't we?

Are you ever a busybody?

KATHERINE JANE HILDRETH

Have you ever thought how strongly Peter must have felt about not being a busybody, to have spoken of it along with murder and theft?

Unadulterated wheat

MERYL L. HOLT

Understanding the spiritual meaning of Christ Jesus' parable of the tares and the wheat See Matt.

No-fault healing

PETER HOLLINSHEAD SELBY

What we read and hear today about no-fault insurance and even no-fault divorce may encourage us to shift gears and consider a genuine scientific concept of "no fault"—no-fault healing.

Christian Science: the guide for true mothering

Written for the Sentinel

"And don't talk to any of your Christian Scientist friends about this, either," the letter from my mother stated emphatically.