In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Keeping Our Standards Up

GLORIA NOVAK CHRISTENA

The jeweler rejects an inferior gem; the florist selects the most perfect blooms; the art connoisseur chooses a fine painting instead of a cheap copy.
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God Is Not in the Wind

CLAIRE ROSELIUS

The area where we live is designated geophysically as the foehn area, a term widely used in the region of the Alps.
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Living Now

RAYMOND JACKSON ALLEN

Many people appear to be living mostly in the past or mostly in the future.
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"Glory in tribulations"

JOHN J. SELOVER

Paul, the great Christian Apostle, was in his younger days a persecutor of Christians.
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Flood Tides of Healing

ISABEL F. BATES

"When the enemy shall come in like a flood," we read in the Bible, "the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up a standard against him.
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Stay Alive with Love!

MARIANNE LUNDBERG SHARP

One might say that staying constantly loving is the meaning and substance of staying constantly alive.
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The Right Way to Fight

VIRGINIA T. GUFFIN

When Sue was twelve, she went to a new junior high school—one that had just been built for all the junior high students in town.
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Hearing God Speak

MAX DUNAWAY

Throughout the centuries men have heard God speak to them.
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Comforters Are Needed

BETTY W. SIMMONS

A young woman left her car and headed across the parking lot toward church.
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Overcoming Stage Fright

DONNA NALLEY RYBURN

Some people find speaking in public so frightening that they'll do almost anything to avoid it, even if that means limiting their progress.
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The Leopard and His Spots

CHRISTINA ELIZABETH BENTINCK

Is it possible to alter character, to change fundamentally an individual's attitude and beliefs formed through heredity, circumstance, environment?
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Uptight About Time?

GEORGE W. LEDBETTER

"Wow," a college student exclaimed, "the clock really has me uptight!" She expressed the feelings of many today—the busy student, the housewife, the businessman—who feel that there just aren't enough hours in the day.