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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Love my enemies ... how can I do that?

By Rick Lipsey

You can do it by getting just a glimpse of how God has made each one of us . . . spiritual.

God's news

By Elise L. Moore

Watching German television on September 11, this author could see something pretty bad had happened six time zones away. But she couldn't understand just what. Read how prayer brought her out of limbo, and into a place where she could think and act productively . . . even before she got the news in English.

My part in controlling terrorism

By Judy Wolff

When the tentacles of terrorism reached into her own life, this woman found a way to stay strong, fight back, and inspire others.

A good picture

By Elizabeth Richards

"I want a good picture of the towers, Mommy, not a bad picture.

A MOMENT of flickering unity

By Christie Clarke

"Thou wilt light my candle: the Lord my God will enlighten my darkness."

ME AND MY NEIGHBORS—working together

By Barbara M. Vining

An opportunity for making the world a little more stable was waiting right inside the city limits.

PRAYERS from around the world

Reported by Gail Menschel

A sampling of how the desire for peace is taking shape in thought and in word

Prayers of an Army reservist on standby

By ERIC NAGER

What does a soldier pray for in between packing up and shipping out?

Safe under fire

Compiled by Rosalie E. Dunbar

Three people from countries where war and violence have been ongoing tell why prayer is more than just words.

A flight attendant's thoughts

At a time when air travel has been rocked by violence and fear, Erika Rome and her colleagues rely on prayer more than ever before.

WHOSE Warfare is it?

By M. K. Merelice

The warfare with ourselves can take us away from feeling helpless or hopeless.

LIKE A Family my Muslim friends and I

By Marta Greenwood

For this Christian woman of Iranian descent, "peace on earth, good will toward men" is more than just a dream.