In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The Right Way to Fight

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.

Hearing God Speak

Throughout the centuries men have heard God speak to them.

Comforters Are Needed

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

Overcoming Stage Fright

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

The Leopard and His Spots

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

Uptight About Time?

"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.

Prayer Stills the Emotions

A frenzied confrontation appears on the television screen.

The Show Must Go On

"Fifteen minutes!" Phyllis heard the stage manager call out.

Why Limit Good?

Are you experiencing limited good—few opportunities, inadequate income, poor health, little happiness?

The Majesty of Man

How often do we think of the word "majesty" in connection with ourselves?

Are You on the Right Target?

Military history shows that the art of camouflaging and the use of a decoy have often been combined to form a successful defense.

"A daily rate for every day"

A king's kindness in freely providing for the needs of one who had formerly been his prisoner is noted in II Kings: "His allowance was a continual allowance given him of the king, a daily rate for every day, all the days of his life.