In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

A return to Vietnam

The guilt and anger tied to past events is not beyond the reach of today's prayer, which can always bring regeneration and forward momentum.

Change, sea legs, and rebuilding

Even in the middle of turmoil and change, people can express beautiful, constructive qualities of God, which will bring progress and development.

Aid and restoration for the war-torn

The most important phase is already underway—the healing process. Prayer is what will help to further it.
A woman's healing through prayer, following her exposure to a dangerous and caustic industrial cleanser.

In nation rebuilding, it's one step at a time

In the first of a two-part series, a family shares its approach to helping Afghanistan remake itself into a unified, productive nation.
The resentment and anger that follow terrorism can be eradicated through prayer, paving the way for restoration.

Prayers for peace

Selected responses to the Sentinel's request for prayers for the world.

No trouble shall touch them

A writer responds to concerns about the threat of SARS in her family and her community.
Rather than choose up sides, anyone can pray the kind of enlightened prayer that asks only for God's resolution of events.

No enemies in the kingdom

How a young man with a wavering faith found himself able to pray successfully for his family's well-being in the dark days of world war.

'. . . think on these things'

More than just shaping one's personal outlook, the quality of our thoughts and thought patterns has a direct impact on everyone's health and harmony.

Lessons from Elizabeth

The abduction of Elizabeth Smart in Salt Lake City had a happy ending. But it also points out the need for specific prayer for the freedom of all young people, mental as well as physical.