In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Grief vanished

The comfort this author found while admiring the night sky shows how, as he puts it, "profoundly satisfying" the answers to prayer can be.
One evening it was necessary for me to visit our local shopping center just at closing time.

Judgmental? Me?

Most of us would probably have to admit to having both judged and misjudged others at times. Here's a better approach.

The right kind of sympathy

Feeling deeply for another needn't involve a sense of burden. Rather, feeling rightly can uplift you both.

What is God?

It's a big question. So big a question, in fact, that it holds the answers to life's other queries, dilemmas, and quandaries. The insights our readers share in response to this question portray God in fresh, healing ways. CONTRIBUTORS: KAY RAMSDELL OLSON, HONOR RAMSAY HILL, ELAINE R. FOLLIS, CURTIS C. SNIDER, MARILYN J. SMITH, BEVERLY MILLS, VERTA B. DRIVER, FENELLA BENNETTS

How does the Science of Christ heal?

What I learned is that healing is the power of God over the belief of ill health.

What do David, who battled Goliath, and a girl with an injured kitten have in common? Read this and find out.

Tact or love?

Jesus didn't sugar-coat his rebukes, yet they came packed with love. How would you have fared under his fire?

"I will love if another hates"

No atrocity — regardless of its proportions — can prevent one from loving and forgiving.

BUILDING CONFIDENCE IN GOD'S CARE

I once attended a seminar on architecture where there were two very interesting speakers.
You're surrounded by God's thoughts. Tune into them.

ASSAULT AVERTED

Late one afternoon some time ago, I was walking along a quiet street leading to a busy intersection.