In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Welcome home

The security and comfort of home are yours now, direct from God. Financial constraints can't stand in the way!

Prayer on the wind

PRAYER ON THE WIND By Wendy Wylie Winegar When people pray for and with others, whatever hour of the day or night, everyone shares the benefits.

moving past the agony

In the midst of grief over the loss of her grown son, a mother turns to God and listens. She hears three questions that bring immediate help—and put her on the road to healing.

Stepping into the sunlight

I can't explain it any better than to say that at that moment, I was free of the feeling that I'd lost someone and something good.

Through God's grace, the void of missing two special grandfathers was filled in the life of a young boy, in ways his mother could not have planned.

What death can never take away

There is a path out of grief. Responding to God keeps us feeling close to the ones we love while allowing us to move past feelings of sadness.

The two sides of innocence

CAN CHILDLIKE INNOCENCE, and even wonder, be recaptured?

Learn to be parented

I WASN'T EXACTLY Saul on the way to Damascus, but a light from heaven seemed to shine.

The joy of cycling

When you're riding a bike up a 6,288-foot mountain, you need all the help you can get. And prayer took this cyclist higher than pedals ever could.

No place for condemnation

As this writer prayed for a man who was condemning himself and his circumstances, she was able to help him—and in the process to help herself.
Saying "I'm sorry" can be a spiritual act with healing power behind it. That's why it can resolve past hurts and transform relationships.
On September 19, 2003, the California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board voted to award Rick Walker the statutory $100 per day for every day he was wrongly imprisoned.