In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The book of Esther in the Bible colorfully describes a young woman's unselfish patriotism at a time of national danger.

Recognizing Angel Visitants

To many Bible readers, angels are supernatural apparitions, which, in the likeness of men and women, appeared to patriarchs and apostles to bless their experiences.
Purity and simplicity are always attacked by empirical beliefs and human philosophy.

Divine Science, the Gift of God

Who does not enjoy a gift?

The Light of the Star

These words, which begin the poem "Christ and Christmas," written by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, accompany a picture showing a brilliant star, the light from which is penetrating dense, surrounding darkness.

Signs of the Times

The Reverend Dr.

Wendy Listens for God's Voice

Wendy always looks forward to attending the Christian Science Sunday School.
To human sense athletics involve physical activity and ability, and one's physical fitness seems to determine largely one's degree of performance in sports.

Impersonal Praise

Individuals whose accomplishments are recognized by the world often receive an abundance of praise and acclaim.
Students of Christian Science are realizing ever more clearly the truth of the Apostle John's statement.
The great work before mankind is to be born again, to overcome the suggestion of the carnal mind that man is material, and to demonstrate man's identity as the perfect expression of Spirit, God.

How Secure Are You?

Everyone wants to feel secure, whether riding a horse, driving an automobile, or even walking.