In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Step out of the echo chamber

Terese Reiter Messman

I rethought my response to the Facebook post.

Norm Daley

A heavily armed man cocked his weapon, pointed it a few inches from my face, and demanded that I give him all my money.

Tom Fuller

The Bible teaches that God’s view of us is different from our own memories of personal experiences.

Christine Driessen

Jesus often began his prayers by thanking God and recognizing God’s absolute power.

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Emmi Easton

I started to focus on loving everything and everyone I saw around me.

Joan Bernard Bradley

Maria Montessori, the distinguished early childhood educator, said, “Early childhood education is the key to the betterment of society.

Name Withheld

I often prayed to our divine Parent to help me know how to reach Sean.

Grace Kingsbery

I knew, deep down, that God had not created anyone to be a failure.

John Biggs

The Bible commands us to fear—to worship and be in awe of—God alone.

Ginger Dossey

One of the primary lessons in the study of Christian Science includes instruction in seven synonyms, or names, for God.

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