In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The Age of Aquarius

A popular rock song expresses the hope that the world, as heralded by the stars, is entering a new age of love and peace.

Everybody's Perfect

A billboard ad showing a car with a flat tire bore the plaintive caption "Nobody's perfect.

"Now I know everything!"

A little child, puzzled about her concept of God and the devil, asked me for an explanation.

"Tell it like it is"

The cry "tell it like it is" is becoming a favorite phrase of college students and various economic and ethnic groups.
Healing in Christian Science is essentially a question of awaking out of false belief.

Signs of the Times

Austin Conover in Citizen-News Hollywood, California

Loving Care for Frosty

"Frosty, you're a beautiful cat," whispered Joan, laying her cheek on Frosty's soft gray coat.

The Motherhood of God

At a time when so many young men are engaged in armed conflict, it is understandable that many mothers' hearts long for assurance that their sons are safe in God's care.

Outside the "In Group"

Let's say you're a thirteen-year-old girl and a member of the "in group" at Junior High.

The Bait and the Hook

Plutarch reports that a noble Roman, Marcus Cato, learned early in life that "Pleasure is evil's chief bait.
The motorist must be alert to danger as he finds himself encountering quickly moving and, at times, congested traffic and numerous warning signs.
Countless radio and television advertisements feature pills that supposedly can quickly bring temporary relief from headaches, colds, tensions, aching backs, restless nights.