In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

As the United States celebrates its 250th year of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, let’s accept “the glorious liberty” every one of has been given as the child of God. This includes freedom from every form of oppression, whether it’s fear, hatred, lack or disease.

Keeping the faith 

Exploring the story of Job brings fresh inspiration to this author during a time of doubt and sorrow.
With Christ Jesus’ advent, freedom is viewed spiritually, as the sinless state of all of God’s children.
Whatever your summer plans, this teen’s experience of discovering how present God always is—no matter where you are or what you’re doing—is a comfort for time spent at camp or anywhere else.
The power of Church starts with our prayers before, during, and after each service and ripples outward to touch even those beyond our church’s walls.
Have you ever thought of helping a friend by praying? Here’s how one kid did just that.

God’s affluence, already in place 

Writing from South Africa, this author shares how she learned that the answer to water shortages—or any kind of shortage—lies in understanding more about God as the true and boundless source of supply.

Ask the animals? 

Sometimes, when we need healing, the answers we get in prayer might surprise us. But following their inspiration always yields good results.
Read about adjustments to the periodical delivery schedules. And in case you missed it, learn about the release of the Sterling Student Edition of the King James Bible and a new video about how to mark the Christian Science Quarterly Bible Lesson in your books.
Read about the next steps for “Loving the Scriptures” and how we’re praying about our individual study of the weekly Bible Lesson. 
If you don’t have your life all planned out, that’s OK! As this author found, being open to our God-given purpose and place leads us to where we can bless and be blessed.
Throughout his quest, Nehemiah relied on prayer to God for direction.