Youth

Just ask

Some of us have a lot going for us; some of us don’t. At least, that was what this author thought. Could prayer help her see herself in a new light?

Tackling the rapids

A long-awaited school rafting trip turned scary when problems broke out among the group. With a Class IV rapid up ahead, this author knew what she had to do: pray.

Far from home, but close to God

One of the things that had excited me about this trip was that I was looking at it as an opportunity to learn more about my relationship to God.
What can you do when relationships never seem to work out the way you want them to? This author shares his prayers about that question and how a shift to a more God-centric perspective blessed all his relationships—romantic and otherwise.

Prayer stopped the fighting

My three brothers and I were stuck.

Win or lose—love!

Imagine you’re playing a board game with your sister or brother and your parents.
When you pray, is it about something specific? Do you spend most of your time asking God for things? This author offers a challenge: Pray without an agenda. Each day. Why? Read on.

It is what it is

When you’re faced with a problem, do you “use” Christian Science to address it? This author explains how healing happens more readily when we understand that we aren’t “using” Christian Science to fix something.

Feeling annoyed?

Is annoyance something we just have to live with? One writer says, “no,” and shares the spiritual ideas that helped free her from it.
Since I was five I have regularly attended the Christian Science Sunday School.
I was unable to see my own positive qualities, and had not been for a while, but maybe I needed to look through a new lens.

The greatest gift

When it seems like there’s so much going wrong in the world, is there anything we can do to help? There is. And it begins with letting the light of Christ shine in our own “dark places.”