In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The aim of my prayer was to better see who I really was in the first place.
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After a friend from high school committed suicide, this author felt impelled to pray more consistently for anyone, anywhere who might be feeling hopeless.

When God broke through

For this author, a black belt test in tae kwon do became a turning point in her understanding and practice of Christian Science.
There was nowhere I could be, not a single leg of that race, where God wouldn’t be.

A Sentinel finds a seeker for Truth

Years ago, I found a Christian Science Sentinel in a beauty shop.

Stilling the storm

Through prayer, we are able to feel the assurance of God’s loving protection abiding with us all. 

Silence the inner cynic

“At its root,” explains this writer, “cynicism is a rejection of the Christ, God’s message of good to mankind.” But no one is doomed to be a cynic; we are each actually empowered by God to reject the pessimistic pull of cynicism—and to “survey the scene around us with a prayerful expectation of good.”
God, divine Mind—as opposed to a human, limited mind—is infinite in His provision for us.
I learned that peace, health, and holiness can be found through the line of demarcation that is spiritual understanding. 
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Those end-of-the-world moments may leave us feeling like there’s no way out of the darkness. But there is, and whether we know it or not, we’re already being rescued.