In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

How I respond to a situation can change things–for better or worse.

A PASSION FOR DANCE

When you're young and doing professional ballet, you face everything from cutthroat competition to injury. Read how this 17-year-old does it.

Portrait of a committed marriage

An Interview with Subhash and Indu Malhotra Even though their marriage was arranged, this couple discovered what really makes a relationship work.
When do you know the right decisions to make—and the right ones to stick to? When you feel an "unshakable peace."

Facing down disability

Sometimes healing is measured in increments of the heart, not instantaneous wholeness. The Melton family, of Dallas, has had both rocky, painful, moments and joyous, uplifting vision in their son Jason's spiritual journey of recovery after injuries by a hit-and-run driver.

God's answer to burglary

I developed a growing feeling of security and a quiet trust in God.

The door's open

Exploring a Christian Science Reading Room

Making your way forward

Try hitting the freeway with your eyes glued to the rearview mirror. It's not going to work. And it won't work on the highway of life either.
So you feel like you messed up badly, and there's no way to get things straightened out. Well, here's a thought: God has some clean clothes and a ring and a new pair of shoes to get you going. (So to speak.)

THREE ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK

Jobs were being cut, but prayer and teamwork rebuilt the company's foundation.

RUBY EARRINGS

While on a routine errand, I stopped by the jeweler's to have my watch repaired.

WHEN YOU'RE DOWNSIZED

Several years ago I found myself in a business storm.