In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Ever longed for a best buddy? This author did. And her desire was met by a lot more than a friend.

Fighting for peace in Kosovo

Even if you're on the opposite side of the earth from Kosovo, you can contribute to peace there—now.

CLEAR THINKING AT EXAM TIME

I was enrolled in a master's degree program in which a comprehensive examination was required.
what's your learning style? Would you rather read a user's manual or be shown how a machine works? Whatever your preference, don't let it pigeonhole you.
Earlier this year, several departments at Columbia University, New York, collaborated on a report examining aspects of the relationship between "religion, spirituality, and medicine.

Natural and good medicine

Many acknowledge the illogic of medicines that create as many problems as they're intended to cure. For that very reason people are increasingly turning to natural, herbal remedies in their bid to find health. There's a more natural alternative than herbs, however—one that eliminates not only the symptoms of disease but its roots as well.

You don't have to be lonely

A heart filled with kindness and love has no time or space for loneliness.

A Christian Science Sunday School class in Tacoma, Washington, was asked to write a description of prayer.
If you can sing in the shower, then you can pray—anytime, anywhere.
Holding to what's true about God's child brought this young woman and her mother through a fiery trial intact.

The key that unlocks and locks

One can imagine a book that unlocks the Bible's spiritual meaning by elaborating its truths. But how does a book secure the Bible's message in our hearts—and in the process bring healing?

Preserve the family

It's the time of year for family gatherings at weddings, graduations, vacations. This author's perspective on generations of healing and renewal in her own family highlights the progress and spiritual growth we can all expect from our interactions with relatives—and with friends and neighbors, too.