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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

A prayerful response to #StopSuicide

Ingrid Peschke

Many people have been using the #StopSuicide hashtag on social media to rally around national suicide prevention.

Two approaches to stopping suicide

John Yemma

A dad I know was pals with his grown son.

Christmas every day

Joan Ware

It was the dirtiest, skinniest, scaredest cat I’d ever seen.

Real Christianity, not self-help

from the Office of Committee on Publication

(published in slightly abridged form, reprinted here as sent)

No one is left out of God’s care

Candace Lynch

I found God to be the loving Shepherd who cares for His flock.

Accept the midweek gift of Church

Consuela Allen

Each of us is being supported by the congregation in their prayers, which can result in individual blessings.

Family and holidays

Blythe Evans

We all have one loving Parent who is caring for us.

Why practice Christian Science?

Evan Mehlenbacher

Spiritual truth is relevant to the human need and can be relied upon to overcome discord.

On the web

Christian Science Sentinel—Audio Podcast

TeenConnect: UpFront

How do you know?

Jenny Sawyer

When you’re facing a tough moral decision, how can you know if you’re really headed in the right direction? One author shares, from her own experience, how she’s found spiritual sense to be a reliable, and unerring, guide.

Innocence and the armor of Love

Mary Alice Rose

Recent headlines have focused on the plight of children as both victims and perpetrators of violence in war zones.

Pulling kids from war’s rubble

<i>The Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board

Within days of each other in August, two news items about children in conflicts caught the world’s attention.