Editorials

We can't pretend social and ethnic conflicts don't exist. There is an agent for practical change in the spirit of Christ alive in each one of us.
When hatred, prejudice, or misunderstanding runs deep, can there be such a thing as genuine reconciliation and healing?

What's the real issue?

It's amazing to observe the concerns that can sometimes set people at odds with one another. Still, honest and caring people can find common ground—spiritual common ground.
A recent film about human relationships serves to remind us what Christ Jesus taught us, that we all belong to one spiritual family and that our real Father is God.
There's a unity of spirit that transcends the differences people may have. And this love is a large part of what it means to be a church.
The Master gave his followers a new understanding of security—the security that flows from living in conformity with God, divine Principle.
"Different schools of thought" can seem a given in university life. But the unity of the one divine Mind's expression turns out to be more basic than rivalry and competition—even in the academic world.

True friends versus counterfeit

Learning to place our faith in what is genuinely trustworthy relates to everything our lives are about.

Care for a young family

Everyone's experience as parents comes in one way—through parenting. But a spiritual point of view can have a marked effect in bringing strength, wisdom, and family safety.

Teamwork

We all have an important part to play in helping the world to resolve its differences and find its strength in unity.

It's OK to pray for democracy

When we realize that lying is a basic tool suppressing liberty, then we begin to see why prayer is so vital in preserving freedom.

When faith is tested

Our love for God and His love for us—it's a powerful combination. It's what overcomes fear and strengthens us to face whatever challenges may come.