In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Ballet healing

Ballet is happy and dainty.
Some of mankind's finest hours have emerged from the courage and mutual concern that brought people together when they faced the challenge of a common enemy—the aggression of another nation or some so-called "natural" disaster.

Treasuring our children

During the International Year of the Child the thoughts of many people turn quite naturally toward children, especially if they have had children of their own or wish they had some.

How fresh is your outlook?

The wide-eyed wonder with which a young child surveys the world around him is often in bold contrast with the approach of a more mature intellect.

Inevitable as dawn

After a wakeful night, I stepped out onto our patio.

Don't mull—clarify

Those who turn unreservedly to God, Mind—the one and only source of intelligence and activity—discover prayer to be effective in finding both guidance and healing.
Have you ever been on a beach when the breeze has brought in a distracting swarm of flies?

Watch your response

Picture the conference room of a national manufacturer.

Saying no to lion thoughts

Although Megan was only three and a half years old, she had learned at home and in Christian Science Sunday School that God loves her very much and that He is always with her wherever she is, always giving her good, kind, and happy thoughts.
News of calamitous happenings, shouting from the headlines, needs our compassionate attention.

Let's receive our gift!

In order to have and appreciate a gift, we must first reach out to accept it from the giver.

Who's in control?

Do you ever feel like a helpless onlooker?