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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Moral progress and the role we can play

Randal Craft

Moral progress has been vital to a world that often seems tested by corruption.

Making the world safe for anti-corruption whistle-blowers

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

As the global campaign for integrity in government has gained strength over the past decade, it has become easier for whistle-blowers to stand up against graft.

Two special healings

Luna

One day I was walking to school with my mom, and my knee was hurting a lot.

Ways children teach us

Dilys Bell

In the practice of Christian Science, adopting childlike simplicity of thought, which includes complete reliance on God and trust in His goodness, enables us to grow spiritually.

‘I cannot be tricked!’

Susan Humble

We have the inherent ability to discern and live the truth, and thereby recognize a lie as a lie.

In God’s own likeness

John Kohler

The man of God’s creating does express perfection, but not in matter.

The Principle that is Love

Stephen Carlson

Leaning on God’s law of good, which maintains the harmony of every aspect of His creation, brought about a perfect solution.

On the web

Christian Science Sentinel—Audio Chat Replay

The divine comfort that heals addiction

Kari Mashos

Like many others, I’ve needed to comfort those in my community who have lost loved ones from a drug overdose.

Endgame for an opiate epidemic

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

Two years ago, Gov.

At home with Love

Megan Bell

I understood that good would remain with me, wherever I lived.

An attitude adjustment

Laurel McNabb Sheehan

Several years ago, I was struggling with intermittent allergic reactions around my eyes.