In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

What do you call HOME?

with contributions from Joy Osmanski, António Gonga, Cynthia Tyler, Ben Rogers, Gianluca Radivo, Stephen Lapointe

Six people tell their stories.

By Beverly Goldsmith

The millions of people worldwide who are seeking stable, peaceful homes and homelands need the powerful help of our prayers.

By Phil Davis

You want a good home, and you don't have one. Or you have one, but are afraid of losing it. Either way, a more spiritual concept of home can help.

By Shelly Richardson

Whether or not you agree with the ideas presented in the documentary What the #$*! Do We Know!?

By Louise Pritchard

IN THE BEGINNING , each time I opened the front door, I felt loved.

By Sarah C. Nelson

When you know God's power is over all the earth, this allows you to leave the world—and your own life—in His hands.

A conversation with a South African educator, Sipho Khuzwayo By Kim Shippey Senior Writer

"In the winds, earthquakes, and fires I was going through, I was missing that 'still small voice' of reassurance from God."
—Sipho Khuzwayo

When orders from the top conflict with a subordinate's moral standard, is there a workable response?

Many people believe that the scars they've received in life will be with them forever.

By Herb Webb

Because each individual's value and worth come from God, they are unquestionable and beyond attack.

How one woman successfully conquered physical, sexual, and emotional abuse—and her memories of it—through prayer.

By Marilyn Jones Senior Writer

Your relationship with God defines all others. It precludes the power of anyone to hurt you or keep you down.