In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

SOMETHING TO SAY

BY MEGAN MCGINNIS

A college student prays about sharing her ideas in group situations.

with contributions from Jackie, Reece, Tyler, Lindsey, Brett

A group of Sunday School students pretend to be "bards."

BY ANNETTE BRIDGES

Life-lessons, met with prayer, have shown this writer how a moment of gratitude can provide a radical shift in perspective.

BY BERT HOGAN

When this often-used sentiment starts to sound shallow, this writer reconsiders his view after a basketball game.

BY EVAN MEHLENBACHER

Expressing gratitude is more than a nicety. It's essential to wholesome living—a spiritually healthy and responsible way to live.

Chris Shoaf

Dad and Toby got along pretty well for the most part.

MARK DEGANGE

IN ONE SWOOP, GOD HAD GIVEN ME TWO LOVES.

JULIE BREARLEY

Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.

BY AMANDA CASWELL

An awkward comment from a stranger prompts this young woman to reflect on her spiritual image.

BY ROBINY JAMERSON

Read how this teen overcame obstacles right before three important performances.

Excerpts from two online discussions at tmcyouth.com.

BY COLLEEN DOUGLASS

Mobilizing a spiritual response to natural disasters brings healing and acts as a preventative power, stilling storms of all kinds.