In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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The third man

By Beth Carey

THERE WERE THREE MEN in my life.
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On the road ... part 2

By Patti Kadick

An update on Patti's ongoing journey across America and into new spiritual discoveries.
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STARTING SCHOOL AGAIN

By Sarah Brokensha

When the buses start rolling and the bells start ringing—God will be there.
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Prayer in the early morning

By Ginny Luedeman

It's Early Saturday morning. A grey mist hangs in the air. The robins are singing their first–light songs. Everyone in the house is asleep.

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WALK THE TALK

By Madelon Miles

Through moments of quiet prayer and Bible study, you might be moved to buck the time-honored tradition of pushing yourself to succeed in the business world.
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UNLOAD THE OVERLOAD

By Rebecca Odegaard

With so much to do in a day, is balance in your life achievable? The writer found she could answer yes by following a simple rule: "God first."
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'Like a wise friend'

By Andrew Pritchard

I play a lot of sport , particularly oztag—a combination of rugby and flag football.
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A complete turnaround

By Sally Rieu

I am happy to explain how just one Christian Science practitioner enabled me to discover the extraordinary powers of Christian Science.
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'He had a lot of love'

By Daniel Pérez Lizama

By the time I was 17, my face had been covered with severe acne for as long as I could remember.
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An open door—at 6 a.m.

By Artemis Dimartino

I met my first Christian Science Practitioner at a time when I felt programmed for suicide—devastated and powerless, alone and confused.
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Yearning for companionship?

Name removed by request

Alone in my loft room, I let my gaze wander from the rough-hewn rafters above me to the Italian Alps glistening outside in the spring sunshine.
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High on reality, not alcohol

By Elizabeth Beam

Kicking the haze of alcohol derailed a young teen from her trajectory staight toward trouble. And now, 30 years later, she finds that life continues to be good on its own terms.