In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The views about war vary from one country to another. But the antidote to fear, anger, and retaliation is the same everywhere—the supremacy of God.

What about the threat of war the world is now feeling? Can joy or love or prayer really help when you're facing an enemy?

A Korean War veteran talks about combat, fear, and evil, and a young US Navy pilot shares her thoughts and prayers in the face of current war threats.

Venezuelan reconstruction

A woman full of familiarity with, and love for, Venezuela discusses her prayer for that country's welfare.
Even when his drug addiction caused this man immense pain and suffering, the thought that God never sees His children as flawed or beyond hope was enough to bring him the freedom he yearned for.
Guilt and condemnation are not the agents of reform for people who battle self-destructive, compulsive behavior. It's the ability to love as Jesus taught that leads to true and permanent healing.

In my daddy's footsteps?

The verdict had been handed down: "Your father was an alcoholic, and you'll be one, too." But through the author's own communication with God, the verdict was reversed.
Many woke to the news of the loss of the space shuttle Columbia on Saturday, February 1, 2003.

Columbia: What is not gone

"It's gone," said a senior US official in one of the first formal statements to the news media about the Columbia space shuttle, which broke up over Texas just 16 minutes before its scheduled touchdown on Saturday morning at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
What's important now for the space program—and in any situation where endeavors have been aborted by tragedy—is to learn the lessons that will make future efforts more safely successful.

I prayed with all my heart, asking God to spare me and my family from the last stages of this disease.

One morning about three years ago, I discovered a large lump in one breast.