In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

My family and I traveled to Florida for a Thanksgiving vacation near the beach.
Note: Public court records in a bankruptcy case may seem an unlikely place to find inspiration.
Sorting, cleaning, organizing, gardening, banking, emailing, and cooking are a few important life skills one can learn.
We practice God-impelled boldness as we see and hold fast to spiritual truth.
Like the study of music, the study of Christian Science brings great joy and satisfaction—and it also brings healing. 
Confronted by negative thoughts about his own skin color, this traveler prayed with the ideas he’d learned in Christian Science and was able to “cherish the idea that skin [color] was unable at any moment to become an obstacle and to keep us from expressing spiritual qualities.”
Christian Science Sentinel—Audio Podcast

Different is good 

In college, this author was called “different” when she chose not to drink. But “different,” she discovered, wasn’t a bad thing.

Turn off the noise 

When flu symptoms became a problem for this counselor and several others on staff, he found a powerful antidote to the belief of contagion by “tuning in” to God’s reassurances of health and safety.
The Greek philosopher Epictetus said, “We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.

The power in welcoming alternative views 

Perhaps no other part of US government has had to learn the value of encouraging differing points of views—and then listening to them—as much as the Central Intelligence Agency.
I found Christian Science more than four years ago.