In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Energy that is plentiful—and safe

Channing Walker

The plenty and the safety of divine energy—entirely spiritual facts—get expressed on the day-to-day, human scene.
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The burning bush

Anne Dixon

“Put off thy shoes from off thy feet, for the place whereon thou standest is holy ground.
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When Christian Science dawned in my life

Mark DeGange

How could healing be consistent, and repeated, rather than an out-of-the-heavenly-blue miracle?
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My healings!

Rachel

One time, our pet hermit crab disappeared and I was very upset.
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The pure joy of running

By Shane Witters Hicks

A cross-country runner shares how Christian Science has helped him with his sport.
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Prayer in an earthquake

By Norman Anderson

When an earthquake disrupts his trip to another country, this traveler finds comfort turning to God's government.
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Religion and the responsibility to love

By Lyle Young

True religion has nothing to do with selfishness or provoking fear.
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Praying about terrorism in Jesus’ way

By Mark Swinney

We all have equal access to God's eternally powerful love. Nothing can resist it–not even terrorism.
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A lens of love in Northern Ireland

By Hilary McCreary

Having lived through the "Troubles" in Northern Ireland, this writer offers some thoughts on how to overcome terrorism.
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Lovelier than a summer's day

Andrew Wilson

In recent weeks, I’ve found my thoughts turning toward Shakespeare’s 18th sonnet, in which he describes his beloved’s fadeless beauty as even “more lovely and more temperate” than a summer’s day.
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God does it all

Kathy Sublette

There are no vacuums in God’s kingdom, no unfulfilled right desires, no unanswered questions.
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Taking the 3rd commandment to college

By Stephanie Allen

When college life got to be too much, this teen found a boost in the Bible.