In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

From cocoon to butterfly

Sylvia Messner

Many years had passed since I had really spent time with my now well-grown daughter.

with contributions from Julia Espey, Jack Canfield, Jonathan Reckford, Vishen Lakhiani, Tom Conigliaro, Rick Lipsey

Julia Espey, author

Joanne Bennett

I wanted to continue contributing to the Christian Science movement, which had brought the unfoldment of so much good in my life.

By Steve Bailey

A college student gains an expansive spiritual outlook while working in the Vermont woods.

By Peggy Ricks

When unemployment threatens to overwhelm, daily prayer brings peace.

By Jennifer Johnson

Through prayer, a military family took steps to locate just the home they needed.

Name removed by request

Feeling overwhelmed by single motherhood, this author learns how God meets her needs.

Bill Badger

Hymn 150 in the Christian Science Hymnal asserts that God “.

By Jeffrey Plum

The author was lifted out of fragile economic situations by witnessing to the boundless goodwill of God toward His creation.

By Deborah Huebsch

We can turn to the Divine to guide us, to comfort us, to heal us, to meet our every need.

By Robert R. MacKusick

As spring flowers irrepressibly break through snow, so, too, our spiritual nature overcomes whatever would hide our God-given perfection.

Rebekah Charlston

One of my favorite chapters of Science and Health is the Glossary.