In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

FIRST LIGHT IN DEATH VALLEY

CAMERON MARTINDELL, SAMMAMISH, WASHINGTON

I love the sunrise.

BY MARK B. RAFFLES

Learning to be patient and wait on God helped the writer put his job search into perspective.

WITH BY ALISTAIR BROCKMEYER

When life gets intense on the playing field and during a school trip, a high-school student prays with tried-and-true spiritual ideas.

BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR

Four Christian Scientists tell how they are praying about the Tibetan protests.

BY DAVID CORNELL

There's a substantive difference between science as a human endeavor, and divine Science—the spiritual laws discovered by Mary Baker Eddy.

BY JOAN L. MITCHELL

Find out how an engineer turns to the metaphysics of Love to solve both technical and interpersonal problems.

BY SARAH G. HYATT

With spiritual discernment, it's possible to see beyond physical appearances and discover yourself as God has actually created you.

BY NATHAN A. TALBOT

There is always a law of God that we can uncover to help overturn every kind of mortal limitation.

JENNY LOBL

I'VE COME TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF LOVING OTHERS—REGARDLESS OF HOW THEY MIGHT HAVE BEHAVED TOWARD ME.

SARAH EASTMAN

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

Isabel

Those pesky mosquitoes! Kristin prays and finds a way to love all of God's creatures.

BY KARI MASHOS

Traveling overseas, the writer faces sudden feelings of anger, until her acknowledgment of divine Love's presence brings things back into focus.