In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

No gaps in God's Love

When suddenly overcome by fear on a path high above the beach, this author turned to God for refuge—and rescue.
As I left the city one evening, the most beautiful sunset I'd ever seen encompassed me with radiance.

Good–neighbor policy

What do you do when the new neighbor cuts down your favorite tree—a tree you assumed was joint property? Tears were this woman's first response From there, though, she moved on to a much more constructive approach both to the problem and to the person involved.

"Tell the kids I love them."—God

A mistake doesn't truly identify the nature of a child.

"IT'S NOT FAIR!"

Dear Caitlin,
If you've ever been concerned about what lurks in your bedroom after dark, you'll enjoy reading how Whitney stopped being afraid of the (of all things!) she was sure she saw in the corner.
Do you see the proverbial glass as half empty, or half full? Actually, there's a grander perspective than either of these.

It was a case of mistaken identity

Losing a wallet can be a major hassle—or it can be a time for prayer and celebration.

Speaking with confidence

She wasn't accustomed to getting nervous before speaking in public, but for some reason this time was different. She was downright scared—until she thought about her audience in a new way.
A national magazine's list of one hundred notable women got this author thinking about those he'd include on such a list.

Ask yourself: is it my bag of cookies?

Would you reach, uninvited, into a stranger's stash of cookies to help yourself? If not, you might want to think twice before reaching, uninvited, into others' affairs to set them straight.
During my last year of college, I took a job at an iron foundry, where I worked the second shift.