In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

A NATURAL PROGRESSION

JACQUELINE MACDERMOTT

A story about children who did a remarkable thing for their community.

By Camille Richardson

A story about children who did a remarkable thing for their community.

BY MEG WELCH DENDLER

By taking control of the thoughts we choose, we have a sure defense against contagion and the fear of it.

BY KATHRYN JONES DUNTON

With a new job and a family to care for, this working mom prayed about the daily demands on her time—and the pressure was off.

BY JOPIE VAN HONSCHOOTEN

Global debt relief isn't solely an issue of justice. Consider the related spiritual demands for balance and progress.

BY ELAINE FOLLIS

While debt is often financial, it relates to many other areas of life as well, especially when we see it in its Biblical context.

BY DANIS COLLETT MUTCHLER

Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor.

BY BILL DAWLEY

Drawing closer to God, you can't help but make progress in your efforts to become debt-free and financially stable.

David M. Robertson

Most Christians think of baptism as having its origins as a Christian rite.

Diane Treacy-Cole

Bible quotations in this article are taken from the New Revised Standard Version.

Joy Bennett

Late one night during a recent vacation, my 12-year-old daughter and her friend rushed into my room, very upset.

Lynn Gray Jackson

When applied to medicine, pathology is the study of the nature of disease and its causes.