In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Psalm 23 and unlimited opportunity

DORRISENE FOREMAN

In this age of computers, interplanetary space travel, and missiles, the shepherding love of God is still significant.

Accretion or unfoldment?

ANNE P. CORK

In studying Christian Science we often ask—and can be assured of finding answers to—questions about God and His creation.

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Metaphysical treatment is not self-hypnosis

PILOO ARAJANWALLA

It all happened a long time ago when I had not fully grasped the significance of "Thy will be done.

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Stay afloat!

MARY H. GILL

One day my son and I were listening to a radio quiz show, seeing how many of the questions we could answer.

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God maintains our health

RICHARD C. BERGENHEIM

After his shipwreck on Melita, Paul was well looked after by Publius, the island's leading official.

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If you ask how God made people

Rose M. Henniker-Heaton

How did God make people?

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World peace and the nature of power

We live in a world that finds its stability in a balance of power among nations—a distribution of strength intended to curb the temptation of one nation to overrun or destroy another.

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God's "timing" is perfect

MARGARET JESSIE JACOBS

It is often needful to arrange schedules and make plans.

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How high is your goal?

RALPH MALLINSON

Our sights are best set on the summit of Spirit if we are to achieve consistent spiritual progress, with its accompanying ability to help mankind.

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Loving children as Jesus did

JON GIB HARDER

Jesus and children: he healed them, loved them, and saw in them the qualities of the kingdom of God.

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Banish evil

J. WOODRUFF SMITH

When our scout troop went on a camping trip, there was always a tenderfoot to break in.

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Finding freedom from a limited sense of self

ALAN A. AYLWIN

Christian Science can show us how to progressively free ourselves from bondage to the limited, discord-producing sense of man as mortal.