In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Drought relief on the prairie

Running to escape the smoke and flames burning through a drought-dry prairie, Marian English stopped to realize that God—not fire—was governing the entire situation.

It's worth the effort to find your peace

The author found inspiration and practical in the New Testament Beatitudes, which helped restore her calmness and joy in a difficult work situation.

The earth moved ... BUT GOD DIDN'T

No matter how much unexpected events shake us out of our comfort-zones, divine help is always at hand and provides the spiritual foundation to ensure stability in any crisis.
EACH SUMMER WHEN I WAS A BOY, there was nothing I looked forward to more than spending a couple of weeks with my grandparents.
Mayal Tshiabuila talks about the history of Christian Science in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the changing religious landscape in its capital and the provinces.

Moved by the Spirit in Kenya

A first—person account of growing up in an African mission church and how new insights into the Bible helped spread messages of hope and healing.

Sweet Liberia

One who has lived in Liberia and loved it offers spiritual insight on how to pray about that country's current troubles.

CHRISTIANITY on the move

It's a phenomenon of profound significance for Christians. Author Philip Jenkins says there's a sea change taking place right now in the global community, marked by a shift of balance to the Southern Hemisphere—and an emphasis on forms of worship and healing reminiscent of the early Church.

About in-laws

ONE OF MY FAVORITE TREATS while I was studying at the University of Bologna in Northern Italy was lingue di suocera a delightfully tender biscuit with a hint of vanilla, half-dipped in dark chocolate.
Far from being solitary and theoretical, the prayer that helps us help others is interactice and result-oriented.

Feeling at home in our home

Right where the clash of cultures brings constant anxiety and alienation, a spiritual approach can bring lasting solutions.
Rev. Les Isaac's qualifications for becoming a street pastor are key to his success: Have a compassionate heart and ask how you can help.