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I know I’m not the only one who loves the story of Jesus turning water into wine. Its multilayered implications that the Christ is present in every moment resonates sweet promise.

When I was 12 years old and chose for myself to go to the Christian Science Sunday School, my interest in God got a real focus. I had been able to see and experience many healings through prayer in my family, so this decision to go to Sunday School was a natural step.

Christian Science Sunday School was dear to me growing up, and I loved learning about Mary Baker Eddy in class. I remember bringing questions to my teachers and receiving complete and satisfying answers, sometimes involving extensive research on their part! This learning in Sunday School proved to be a refuge for me in life.

There was a time in my life when everything fell apart. I was living in another country, feeling lonely and isolated, full of self-doubt, confused about my purpose, and chronically ill.

We acknowledge and adore one supreme and infinite God. We acknowledge His Son, one Christ; the Holy Ghost or divine Comforter; and man in God’s image and likeness.

W earing a tie isn’t normally necessary for a Christian Science lecturer, but for this event at the University of Durham in the UK,   I was going to need a bow tie and a new dinner jacket (i. e.

When her friends liken Christian Science with the practice of visualizing the results we hope for, a woman clarifies.

This writer gets a heads-up: change for its own sake—or true spiritual “change”?

Discerning what's real, and what's just a story.

One morning last winter , I discovered how stunning a New England beach can be in January. As I gazed down from the snowy edge of a sand dune, the water seemed like a huge sheet of cobalt glass stretching out before me, mirroring an equally flawless, porcelain-blue sky above.