Web Originals

When my friends and I were young and attending primary school in Kenya, where I live, our parents used to ask us what we would like to be when we grew up.

Taking our cues from God

It’s opening night at the theater, and the audience is waiting with eager anticipation.
This holiday fun list is perfect for children, teens,.

God’s witness at the beach

Some years ago, my wife and I spent our Saturdays in the summer reading the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s writings on our favorite ocean beach in northern Massachusetts.

Cook up something new

Adapted from an article the writer wrote for religionandspirituality.
Centuries ago, during what was the first Christmas, many hoped eagerly for a savior, a Messiah, who would lead them out of oppression.

No more teary goodbyes

There were lots of teary goodbyes, hugs, and promises to call and keep in touch.
It was a cloudy, yet refreshing, morning.

My journey to Africa

Follow Christian Science Journal staff editor, Amy Farnsworth Nagel, as she travels through Ghana and Nigeria.

A harvest of healing

The word translated thanksgiving in the Golden Text and Responsive Reading for this Christian Science Bible Lesson comes from a Hebrew word that implies extending the hands in adoration of God, perhaps as part of a chorus of worshippers.

Red ink on my college paper

All through grade school and high school, I felt that writing was not my thing.

A lesson from Toby

Dad and Toby got along pretty well for the most part.