In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Kids

'It takes the heart of an adventurer'

By Alastair Willis

When you listen to music, what do you hear?
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A book that speaks in many ways

By Susie Rynerson

MY EARLIEST MEMORIES of the Bible are pictures from books retelling some of its stories in simple language.
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Life in God's family

By Jan Johnston

The saying goes that "blood is thicker than water." But our status in the family of God means we're never without help or left to struggle alone.
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FACING DOWN a Goliath with prayer

By Elda A. Meinhardt Tocchetto

Some health problems people face seem bigger than others. But even the ones labeled "serious" or "permanent" will fall away in the presence of God's healing power.
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Stoked on Spirit!

By Alexander Cook

A healing of fatigue and physical exhaustion that came through prayer—not after the game was over, but right in the middle of it.
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A change in the atmosphere

By Sarah C. Nelson

God has given each son and daughter health and well-being that cannot be affected by extremes of temperature.
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Spring thoughts from South Africa

By Sarah Jane Brokensha

No matter where you live in the world, you can join the author in doing a helpful round of mental spring cleaning.
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Health—out from under the weather

By J. Thomas Black

Seasons and climate have no power either to threaten our health or to improve it, because our spiritual identity remains perfect 365 days a year.
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A joy for all seasons

By Margaret Rogers

We can feel a joy that is centered on God—one that is independent of weather, vacations, length of daylight, or even the fulfillment of long-awaited dreams.
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Love outshines racial and ethnic differences

By Annette Falisi

As a child, I didn't notice racial and ethnic differences, dialects, or skin colors.
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At the edge of the forest—prayer for fire safety

By Suzanne Paddock

Prayer and listening for ideas from God bring creative solutions for people and homes threatened by wildfire.
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Westward ho!

By Gail Gilliland

Like the American pioneers journeying west in the 1800s, we may have to leave behind things we treasure on our spiritual journey. But lightening the load results in gains, not losses.