In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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A healing train of thought

By Tony Lobl

"Bless you"—not just polite words, but powerful prayer.
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'SOME THINGS ARE JUST AMAZING'

Heather Reynolds

It was more than 20 years ago that I was working as a marketing director, making a lot of money, and traveling around the world.
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'God delivered them to my hands'

By Marta Greenwood Photographs by Mark Williamson

When Heather Reynolds made a life-altering commitment to God, she had no idea how many lives she would bless as a result.
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Grateful for the good and expecting more

By Pamela Cook

Go out of your way to notice the good things God has given you today, and see if you don't notice even more of them tomorrow.
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Make life a blessing Give thanks—every day!

By Sandy Sandberg

The open secret to a satisfying life is locked up in the fact that blessing and being blessed are very much one and the same.
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The calm, relaxed baseball player

By Mark Swinney

My game plan was to try to stay calm and relaxed—not just at the beginning, but during my whole time at bat.
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I wanted to rely on God

By Cadi Nones

When she faced serious injuries from a car accident, the writer turned to prayer for spiritual healing. Read about the dramatic results.
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Everyone's teachable

By Clare Turner

How one woman volunteers her time to help new friends learn to read, in the spirit of the Bible's urging to "love one another."
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A CULTURE in COMMON

By Bettie Gray Staff Editor

Volunteers find unmistakable hope and healing as they share Christian Science healing ideas on Native American reservations in Arizona.
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'Love ... no one has ever said that word to me'

By Brian Kissock

Anyone can be a good Samaritan through acts as simple as giving a smile, a look in the eyes, a reassurance that God is Love.
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I HEAR GOD CALLING ME ...

M. J

About six weeks ago, I met an inmate I'll call Miguel.
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Catching glimpses of the New Jerusalem

Text and photographs by Marilyn Jones Senior Writer

If anyone knows about the spiritual impetus to volunteer, it's Lyndon Harris, who helped coordinate the massive effort at St. Paul's Chapel to support workers at Ground Zero in New York.