Articles

An urgent message arrives. The Apostle Peter is in a neighboring town, and Tabitha, another disciple, has died.

This author shares an experience that helped her better understand the Daily Prayer found in The Manual of the Mother Church. This understanding brought healing to her life—and her son’s.

The author asks us to consciously recognize that we live in the kingdom of heaven.

When we are thirsting, there is nothing more satisfying than a glass of cold water. But how do you satisfy those who may be athirst spiritually? An observation in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, clearly answers that question.

When error suggests we're incapable of healing, we can see through this lie and "prove to ourselves that, as the children of God, we are indeed not impostors, but implementers of genuine Christian healing."

What is spiritual reasoning? How does spiritual reasoning help us better understand the Science of the Christ?

I once had a rosebush in my front yard that was planted in the shade, and it never bloomed. I had no idea why.

My wife and I had enjoyed living in our home for nearly twenty years and had made many changes and improvements to it during that time. But we decided that we wanted to seek a fresh house in a more convenient area.

When I was a little girl, my mom and dad taught me a much-loved bedtime prayer, and we recited it together every night throughout my childhood. It goes like this: Father-Mother God,       Loving me,—  Guard me when I sleep;  Guide my little feet       Up to Thee.

A friend once asked me what my favorite thing is that Christian Science teaches. I have many favorites, but one of the things I am most inspired by and grateful for is the idea that “God has endowed man with inalienable rights, among which are self-government, reason, and conscience” (Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p.