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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

MAJOR DECISIONS

BY WILLIAM HENSEY

Does choosing a less conventional degree have to box you in? This grad student finds out.

LIFT OFF THOSE LABELS

BY SUSAN MACK

Expecting, and having, a happy and productive school year—without negative labels—is possible.

Facing up to frightening images

Brett Huffman

“How should I respond to frightening images of a predicted pandemic?

COACHING FROM PEE-WEE BASEBALL TO THE NFL

JIM BENCIVENGA

Coaching from pee-wee baseball to the NFL

THE QUESTION OF RACE AND A MORE SOLID BROTHERHOOD

JEREMY CARPER

THE INFINITE GOD IS EXPRESSED IN AN INFINITY OF WAYS, AND THIS FULLNESS CONTRIBUTES TO THE GLORY OF GOD.

IT HAD TO BE

BY REBECCA ODEGAARD

Harmony is natural, not happenstance. That's what this writer proved while traveling with her grandson.

WHEN I NEEDED A BEST FRIEND

BY SADIE CURLEE

A teen makes some big discoveries about friendship.

YOUR STORIES in these times

Dorrit Christiansen

Sentinel readers share spiritual insights on finding a balance as consumers

PUTTING A STOP TO RETAIL THERAPY

BY JODIE SWALES

When her shopping sprees get out of hand, this writer turns to God to learn where satisfaction really comes from.

You, consumerism, and a new economy

BY RON BALLARD

We may not be able to set economic policy or make top-level decisions about failing businesses, but we can take spiritual account of what's behind what we consume and the effect it has on our world.

Much more than my relationship status

Lois Degler

I wanted to be married.

NO MILES BETWEEN

KATE MILLER

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HAS TAUGHT ME THAT PRAYER CAN REVEAL THE IMMEDIACY OF GOD'S CARE, AND THIS THOUGHT ALONE BROUGHT ME GREAT COMFORT.