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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Your love is always needed

EVA ANNELIESE SEIDENZAHL

It was the middle of the night.

Freedom from contagion

MARY MONA SEED FISHER

The whole concept of immunity is human, not divine.

You're very special

GERALDINE KARP

Late one night I watched a television talk show on "the pros and cons of being beautiful, average, and below-average looking.

Keeping up appearances

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Constant preening or a preoccupation with fashion and personal grooming can conceal real beauty and grace.

God's man is original—never duplicated

PETER B. VANDERHOEF

Why is it that two people exactly alike have never been seen or—for that matter—two snowflakes, blades of grass, or leaves of a tree?

"Who am I?"

JOHN J. SELOVER

"Who am I?

Higher standards—better friendships

Susan Gay Terrell

When I was growing up, it often seemed that my standards of right and wrong kept me from having many friends and restricted my social life.

A question of oneness

Silvia Brum

I will always be grateful for a healing I had some time ago, which reaffirmed what we learn in Christian Science about the oneness—the inseparability—of God and man.

Don't take your life—give it

Written for the Sentinel

I once considered taking my own life.

Values and confidence

The keynote of President Carter's recent televised speech to the American people was a call for rebirth of the nation's spirit and a revival of its values.

The past has no hold

FEROL AUSTEN

"'The horror of that moment,' the King went on, 'I shall never, never forget!'

Christian Science and masculinity

Written for the Sentinel

I tried to convince myself I really did love her.