In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

ANGER MANAGED AND HEALED FOR GOOD

BY ULRIKE PRINZ

Realizing the presence of the Christ, the writer found her tendency toward furious outbursts becoming a thing of the past.

BY PAUL GRIMES

No situation need provoke us to anger—only to listen more closely to God's guidance.

Mark Swinney

Viewers around the world may watch the 2006 Winter Olympic games in Torino, Italy, with a different perspective than ever before.

MARILYN JONES, SENIOR WRITER

WHAT THE WRITERS PROPOSE AS CONTEMPORARY NORMAL BEHAVIOR IN UPPER-MIDDLE-INCOME SUBURBIA PLAYS MORE LIKE . . . WELL, A TV SHOW.

TED SAVCHENKO

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

Many children and adults around the world go to church on Sundays.

BY PAM KISSOCK

There's a spiritual approach to sizing up any situation, which points the way to healing.

A man finds answers to his questions about finding true happiness in another person.

BY RICHARD BERGENHEIM

Have you ever considered overcoming the tendency to label people politically?

BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR

A prayerful response to a kidnapping in Iraq.

MARY BAKER EDDY

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BY JEREMY CARPER

I remember some years ago, when I was living in Illinois.