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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Joy: A Healing Standpoint

DOROTHY H. JONES

When the writer was new in Christian Science, her young son became troubled by a boil on his nose.

Combine the Letter and the Spirit

HARRIETTE MELDRIM HILL

With this wry observation the wicked king in Shakespeare's Hamlet ends an attempt to pray.

God's Works Are Wonderful

GERTRUDE E. VELGUTH

All that God, Spirit, creates and imparts is wonderful.

No Condemnation

RALPH W. CESSNA

Joy can be claimed by each one of us as a constant fact of life if we heed the lessons Christ Jesus taught.

As a young girl I was raised in a Christian home by devout...

Lois M. Humphrey with contributions from Joyce H. Heard

As a young girl I was raised in a Christian home by devout parents.

Signs of the Times

From an editorial in the McHenry County CitizenMcHenry, Illinois

Your Sleep Shall Be Sweet

ROSALIE DRAIN

"When thou liest down, thou shalt not be afraid: yea, thou shalt lie down, and thy sleep shall be sweet," Prov.

Even the Last Enemy Has No Power

CARYL WALLER KRUEGER

When is the best time to be concerned about the false belief that life ends in death?

Remove Every Spot

MARY L. BOWERS

On prints from a stereotype plate, ink spots or blotches sometimes appear.

Watching and Praying at Exam Time

DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES

Usually, during the last few weeks of a semester or quarter, one can feel an atmosphere of tension begin to build up at school.

Cycles: Fate, or Fiction?

WM. BOYD McCARTNEY

"Stop the world, I want to get off!" This cry, the title of a recent musical play, may express the yearning of much of mankind to escape the doom of the persistent cycles of human life.

Christ—The Divine Antidote for Evil

JOANNE SHRIVER LEEDOM

Five thousand dined on loaves and fishes, but only one disciple stood at the foot of the cross.