In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Invest in what's important

Myriam Betouche

An understanding of God’s sustaining power gives us the vision to invest our time, talents, and money wisely.

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An answer to all our needs: within our reach!

Masisa Tadio Nazert

We all depend on the one and only Father, God, who always meets our needs, without partiality.

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Redemption and freedom from the past

Kate Ness

Our true identity is derived from God; we are not made up of a compilation of past experiences.

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Prayer and the yearning to be authentic

Melanie Wahlberg

So many of us are seeking authentic connections these days—with family, friends, and co-workers, or in our prayer-life with God.

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A lesson in (meta)physics

Kyra Evarts

My teacher couldn’t really express anything but God’s love toward the whole class, including me.

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Demanding, awakening, exhilarating

Beverly Foltz

My path to Christian Science class instruction, and to the immense blessings that followed, had some interesting twists and turns.

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"Arctic regions, sunny tropics..."

Photograph by Cliff Leeker

<div class="inline-quote"> <div class="inline-quote"> <p>Arctic regions, sunny tropics, giant hills, winged winds, mighty billows, verdant vales, festive flowers, and glorious heavens,—all point to Mind, the spiritual intelligence they reflect.

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A mom's thoughts on supply

Tiffany Green

Behind my desk at work there is a saying carved into the wood mantel of the fireplace.

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The supremacy of good

António Francisco Ngoma

I tried not to let myself be influenced by the emotions of these accounts, acknowledging everybody as beloved children of God, manifesting only the good that fills all space.

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Good purpose for all ... even mosquitoes?

Matt Schmidt

A quick glance at the news presents plenty of evidence of situations where one person feels they need to harm another to get good for themselves.

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The Bible: A fresh fountain

Anni Ulich

I felt that the words “Give me thy son” were spoken directly to me, meaning: Put the situation into God’s hands!