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As a child , I had listened to my mother playing the piano, and when my parents decided to give me the opportunity to learn how to play, I couldn’t wait to get started. They found me a teacher, and she taught me all the basics—how to read music, and how to use my hands on the piano.

Over 40,000 Google search queries are made every second on the Internet. And while we’re gobbling up online content, there’s also a search going on for everything in our immediate radius: employment, satisfying relationships, health and well-being, along with—how can we escape it?—the search for a purpose in life.

When Christ Jesus went to the home of Jairus to raise Jairus’ daughter from the dead (see Mark 5:22–24, 35–43 ), he first asked everyone to leave the house, except for the parents and his chosen disciples. Peter, in following Jesus’ example, did the same when he raised Dorcas from death (see Acts 9:36–41 ).

Read how this author prayed about a career change.

Enjoy this Christmas piece for youth!

The first time I read the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, I found it contained an explanation of the Christ that made a great deal of sense to me. The author, Mary Baker Eddy, tells us, “Christ is the true idea voicing good, the divine message from God to men speaking to the human consciousness” (p.

I had a very encouraging experience some years ago that I’d like to share. A substantial bill of several thousand dollars was due in a couple of months, and I had no money in the bank.

Recently, I went to a Wednesday testimony meeting at a branch Church of Christ, Scientist. At these meetings, time is set aside for sharing healings resulting from prayer.

In action-adventure movies , there are often megalomaniacs, evil aliens, humanoids, and monsters who push heroes to their limit. Futuristic weapons may explode whole city blocks, but the hero or heroine emerges victorious.

In the Bible , the Gospels give clear indications of Christ Jesus’ healing method. Before the multitude was fed, or the sinner reformed, or the dead raised, Jesus often turned to his Father, God, and acknowledged God’s presence and power with gratitude that divine Love meets the human need.