In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

China—in the arms of Love

Rosalie E. Dunbar

The latest news reports that thousands of people have been killed or injured in the worst earthquake to hit China in 30 years.

Beverly Goldsmith

Watching the TV news I feel numbed at the devastation in Burma.

Channing Walker

There are reasons to hope.

Tony Lobl

Myanmar seems a long way from my cozy Western home—geographically, culturally, and politically.

Rosalie E. Dunbar

The powerful Tropical Cyclone Nargis that struck Myanmar.

DANIS COLLETT MUTCHLER

A PRIZED blue ribbon had been pinned to my office wall for years.

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.