1. Barry Huff is a PhD candidate in Biblical studies at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, Virginia. Though he's completed the course work for his fourth degree in Bblical studies, Huff says, "I feel like I've barely scratched the surface of this extraordinary book." He's currently doing research on the Book of Job for his dissertation. Read his Bible Forum piece. Page 10.
2. A practitioner since 1966 and a teacher of Christian Science since 1985, Barbara Vining says, "Ideas flowing from divine Love—that's what I love about the practice. With spiritual ideas you can minister to individuals with real healing power—the power of divine Love." Barbara is a former managing editor of the Journal, and writes frequently for the Christian Science magazines. Read her inspiring article in this month's issue, "Christmas—and the Birth of New Ideas." Page 26.
3. A former professional musician and educator, David Barker became a Christian Science practitioner in 1994. He and his wife, Jantina, live in England, but nevertheless keep a close relationship with their far-flung children and grandchildren, who live in Russia and the United States. Page 30.
