In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

We asked six people: What makes your family work?

with contributions from LAURIER NSEKUKILA, DEE MAHUVAWALLA, UTE KELLER, MAITREYEE DUTTA, JANE WRIGHT, MONICA B. ESEFER PASSAGLIA

Six people from around the globe explain.

BY MICHELLE BOCCANFUSO NANOUCHE

We can truly feel at home anywhere, because in truth we take our consciousness of God's presence with us everywhere.

BY CHANNING WALKER

Some might say family is often the laboratory of bad chemistry. Here's what it takes to make it the laboratory of love and healing.

Channing Walker

If someone were poor, desperately poor, would inviting him or her to give away what little they had make them poorer still?

Bea Roegge

The pithy book of Proverbs in the Bible states flatly, “The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender.

Mary Baker Eddy

NO AND YES, pp.

DAWN WOHLFARTH ARTEAGA

GOD'S LOVE FOR US ALL—HIS CARE, PROVISION, PROTECTION, AND INCLUSIVENESS—IS COMPLETE AND WITHIN US NOW.

TAD BLAKE-WEBER

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

Amanda Akono

I go to Sunday School in the Christian Science Society in Yaoundé Centre.

BY JANET MIGUEL

One in a multi-part series of articles from spirituality.com, on the power of prayer to destroy the world's poverty at its roots.

BY SHELLY RICHARDSON

When your gaze rests on God, spiritual healing becomes suddenly more real and alive.

BY ELAINE FOLLIS

The word grace has strong roots in Biblical tradition, revealing an essential characteristic of the divine nature.