Articles

Humanity has always tried different ways to find answers to the many questions about the purpose and origin of our existence. Some cultures have turned to ritual offerings and dances to communicate with what they considered a superior intelligence.

Can science and technology replace God? Essayists in this book explore and reflect on C. S. Lewis's warnings about the danger of giving too much power to a material view of life.

First Reader of The Mother Church, Sandy Sandberg,  answers a question from a JSH-Online reader about online Wednesday testimony meetings.

Praying when they’re unexpectedly detained keeps these travelers on course.

Christian Science is not an invented idea or philosophy; it is a reliable, provable science.

The author discovers that gratitude, even for the smallest good in our lives, can dispel the gloom. 

A recently married man learns that devoting time to one’s marriage goes hand-in-hand with prayer.

When her trail turns dark, a young woman seeks comfort and guidance from prayer.

A mother expands her idea of motherhood—and the yearly tradition that celebrates it.

Financial, legal, and organizational obstacles arose when this congregation tried to construct a new church building—but each challenge was overcome through prayer.