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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

How about having a good millennium?

By Beth P. Sanborn

Deity doesn't come and go with the passage of time.

The jar of spiders

By Christine Jenks Herlinger

Kristen loved collecting bugs, especially daddy longlegs. This is what happened one day when she broke the jar holding her spider collection.

Turning failure to success

By Henry G. Rutledge, Jr.

There's never a need for failure to erode progress.

The unconditional embrace of Love

By Trisha Angenee Banks

If more love is what you're after, search for it in the source of all good, God. You won't be disappointed with what you find.

A more refreshing fragrance

By Nathan A. Talbot

Offensive odor may not be a popular topic, but it's also not a problem beyond the reach of spiritual help.

Starting over

By Judith Hardy Olson

If renewal is needed, whether on a large or a small scale, it's good to know we needn't accomplish it alone.

God's image doesn't need icing

By Pamela Guthman

As this author discovered, neither heat nor ice heals an injured knee.

Fate: no cause for fear

By Elise L. Moore

Are you destined for gloom or for glory? Actually, that's the wrong question. Destiny, or fate, hasn't anything to do with existence. Read this to find out why.

Are your children really on their own?

By Clare Fisher

If God was leading him in this direction, could I get in the way?

Better than a box of chocolates

By Kim Shippey

When you've been wronged, you could try to smooth things over with sweets, or you could forgive and find healing.

SUICIDE PREVENTED

Mary Louise Harris

Years ago, my family moved to a town in northern Texas where I joined a very small Christian Science Society.

Out of loneliness

By Gay Bryant

Living alone for the first time, this writer finds she's not the least bit lonely.