In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

“I like reading other kids’ testimonies because it gives me proof that healings through prayer are possible and that they happen every day, even to kids like me.”
Read updates about the publication of the Sterling Student Edition of the Bible, a new video to help students learn to mark their books, and the posting of the latest Bible collection on JSH-Online.com. And in case you missed, a link to register for Annual Meeting. 
After a challenging start in a new country where she didn’t speak the language, this contributor wound up learning about Christian Science. Her initial needs were met, and she’s now had many healings through her practice of Christian Science.  

God’s protection demonstrated 

There’s no situation or circumstance that’s too big or impossible for God, as this author learned when a potentially devastating fire broke out in her community.
Prayer doesn’t have to feel like a trudge. It can be joyful! Here’s why and how.

Safe at school 

Facing a dangerous situation at school, this author leaned on what she’d learned about God from attending Christian Science Sunday School. The healing that followed included not just her, but the potential perpetrator, too.

The angel on your shoulder 

Man made in the image of Love, Spirit, holds the angel in thought.
“It’s becoming increasingly clear to me that every single bit of genuine good in my own life, my community, my country, or the world is from God. Every bit of good is evidence of the ever-presence of the kingdom of God.”
Read about a new “What is Christian Science?” brochure to support your sharing Christian Science with the public. And in case you missed it, see details about Annual Meeting and recent updates to christianscience.com.
Trust in God overturns political scheming.
A man finds these words, “His [God’s] arm encircles me,” from a poem by Mary Baker Eddy, inscribed on a D-Day memorial headstone in Normandy, France—and he discovers that the spiritual signification of those words heals the grieving heart. 

No more ruminating 

When the writer is unable to sleep peacefully through the nights and begins ruminating over a number of pressing issues, prayer brings her a clearer sense of her oneness with God—and peace of mind.