In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor: To anyone feeling cynical

Curt Wahlberg

Efforts to be honest, to contribute to society, to love our neighbor, acquaint us with a Christian life that has a scientific Principle.

Wil Meacham

Last April, during a visit to Rome, I came across this simple yet extraordinary scene.

Judy Myers

“This is just not fair,” I said to myself, staring at the crumpled front of my new car.

By Jodie Swales

Finding a home in a foreign city, this writer turns to God and isn't disappointed!

By Diana Davis Butler

Don’t get drawn into life’s dramas—find the true story in God’s ever-present goodness. 

By Dorian Atkins

Feeling lonely? Read how this teen turned to God and found a new sense of friendship.

By Marilyn Wickstrom

A school teacher finds new ways and inspired activities to meet the needs of her students

By Allison Phinney

Through Christianly scientific prayer we experience something of the extensive, substantive good that’s already ours.

By S. P. James

Whether it’s a humble asking or a joyful celebration, each prayer is unique. 

Kathleen Chicoine

A Sentinel web chat with Christian Science practitioner Kathleen Chicoine.

Nellie Hall

Every night the Bible and Science and Health gave me all the inspiration and knowledge I needed.

Rosalie E. Dunbar

Lifting ideas outside the limitations of the human scene as we know it enables one to look at them in a different light.