In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

'God has a plan—and it is good'

When Dave Hohle made the decision to return to school while continuing to hold down a full-time job, each step of the way, he trusted God to guide and support his progress forward.

AN ABORIGINAL PERSPECTIVE

I am a traditional Anmatjere man of central Australia, and I work as a sport and recreation officer in a small Aboriginal community called Titjikala, 110km south of Alice Springs.
Peter Julian's prayer led him to continue his reconciliation efforts with middle school kids in Melbourne and the Aboriginal community in Australia's Northern Territory.

A downward spiral REVERSED

A slide into drugs and alcohol brought this author to the lowest point of his life. That's when he opened his heart to God's healing power and found his way to a life restored.

My long road of spiritual discovery

As a teenager, José Peláez felt called to serve humanity. After 20 years as a Jesuit priest, he found Christian Science. Today he's a full-time Christian Science practitioner.

Love was the physician

On a trip through a remote region of Tanzania, Rebecca Odegaard found herself in dire need of healing. She felt no fear in turning over her entire healthcare to divine Love.
Visit Any Newsstand, and you will see sports magazines touting their preview issues for the upcoming US college football season.
When acute and chronic pain wouldn't let up, this author discovered that the solution was as simple as finding her way back to the treatment she'd known all her life—prayer.

SOME REAL WINNERS

I like to assume that most people know I am a Christian, and when they see that I am sometimes joyful and sometimes peaceful when they are not, they will want to know my secret.

Girl Meets God

Author Lauren Winner is on a path of spiritual discovery. The Sentinel's Kim Shippey discusses her thoughts on Judaism, Christianity—and tattoos.
A family of five takes off on an adventure to the other side of the world—sustained by prayer and the knowledge that God is present everywhere.
An abusive relationship can haunt a person for years, even after it has ended. When you begin to see your spiritual relationship with God, however, the bitter memories slip away.