1. Before entering the public healing practice of Christian Science in 2005, Jeremy Carper's career took him around the world. He and his wife, Sharon, adopted four orphaned children from Zambia and Ethiopia. Two have since grown and started families of their own. "Between us," Jeremy laughs, "we have six first languages." Read Jeremy's article, "From Wilderness to Holy Ground." Page 31.
2. "I am constantly asking questions," says Christian Science practitioner and teacher Fujiko Signs, who divides her time between Japan and Utah. "I feel that searching for spirituality outside of religious creeds and rituals reveals a deep desire for more unifying and healing effects in our lives." Read her insights on spiritually based unity in her article, "Love's infinite Embrace." Page 41 .
3. Judging from photos of Jyoti Bajaj, it's clear she has great fashion sense. And after reading how she overcame seemingly overwhelming obstacles to her health and happiness, no one could doubt she also has an abundance of spiritual sense. A student at the International Institute of Fashion Design in Chandigarh, India, Jyoti tells how finding Christian Science transformed her life. Read her article, " 'I See the World with New Eyes.' " Page 52.
