In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Kids

Win or lose—love!

Jenny Sinatra

Imagine you’re playing a board game with your sister or brother and your parents.
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Choose ‘now’ over nostalgia

Laura Lapointe

During a reunion last year at the graduate school where I completed a master of divinity degree, the seminary’s president preached a sermon that touched me deeply.
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Adhere to the whole truth

Lauren Nofsinger

It is the power of God that heals, and a receptive, childlike thought can bring healing to fruition.
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Love’s irresistible attraction

Annette Kreutziger-Herr

God loves, and we love back.
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On the web

Christian Science Sentinel—TeenConnect
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The Monitor: a powerful expression of clarity and truth

George Moffett

Given its mission, the Monitor could strive for no other standard than complete integrity.
TeenConnect: UpFront

Join the prayer challenge

Jenny Sawyer

When you pray, is it about something specific? Do you spend most of your time asking God for things? This author offers a challenge: Pray without an agenda. Each day. Why? Read on.
TeenConnect: Fact or Fiction?

It is what it is

Deborah Huebsch

When you’re faced with a problem, do you “use” Christian Science to address it? This author explains how healing happens more readily when we understand that we aren’t “using” Christian Science to fix something.
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To move beyond past wrongs

David C. Kennedy

As the editorial on the facing page explains, many nations hang on to historic, sometimes even ancient, wrongs done to them by other countries.
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Ending modern wars driven by ancient wrongs

The Monitor's Editorial Board

Scratch below the surface of today’s territorial conflicts and you find leaders who evoke memories of their countries as past victims of aggression by others.
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Sudden joy and a new life discovered

Victoria Butler

I found Christian Science when I overheard someone say it was a religion about understanding God.
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The value of childlikeness

Ann Kenrick

We can learn more of our inherent childlikeness as God’s reflection.