In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Kids

When I wanted a puppy 

Laura Lapointe

I felt as if I’d been asking for a dog my whole life.
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A psalm that’s stayed with me 

Abby Hillman

Psalm 121 has been a comfort and a guide to me for a long time.
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Praying for the Olympic Games 

Leide Lessa

Our prayers for the Olympic Games can help uplift the atmosphere of thought and destroy fear.
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Caring for the Olympics with prayer 

Margit Hammerstrom

I’ve been feeling a deepening commitment to another way to show my support for the Olympics: prayer.
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On the web

Christian Science Sentinel—Audio Chat Replay
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Unselfish helpers—can I be one? 

Susan C. Stark

Youth counselors, religious ministers, first responders, and ordinary citizens—such as the Canadians who helped refugees from a forest fire last month.
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A tale of how to open one’s arms to refugees 

<i>The Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board

The world is in an age of extreme human mobility.
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"From the Critic, a publication at Otago University in Dunedin, New Zealand" and "From the Facebook page of Bloomberg Pursuits" 

from the Office of Committee on Publication

I appreciate the Critic’s recent interest in Christian Science, and [the reporter’s] desire to share a perspective of the faith that is balanced and fair.
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Prepare to share 

Rachel Troutman interviewed by Jenny Sawyer

Showing genuine interest in the other person is key, because that’s love. And love breaks down any walls—in you or in the other person. 
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Hearts that yearn to help the world 

Summer Switzer, Claire Van Fossen, Patrick Harber, Amanda Breneman, Roya Sabri, Katie Watembach, Laura Tibbetts

How do our prayers about the issues we face in our own lives make an impact on the world around us?
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The blessings of blessing 

Deborah Huebsch

In semi-desperation I said: “God, where do You want me? Where can I bless the most?”
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On the web

Christian Science Sentinel