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Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.

'Getting' gratitude

Faced with change, this author learns that gratitude can carry us through any challenge. 

A Thanksgiving harvest—before Thanksgiving

“What do you do?” a woman asked me. We were waiting in a long, grocery checkout line.

Staying on top of the news

How do we quench the thirst for news without becoming intoxicated?

What makes you beautiful?

One popular musical group today is “One Direction,” a British pop group. They were most recently seen worldwide singing at the closing ceremony of the Olympics. The song they chose for that performance was one of their first and most famous songs, called “What makes you beautiful?”  

Digging for 'treasure' in the Bible

Two stories in the Bible invoke the different ways two friends found the "treasure" of Christian Science.

The 'light' in the harbor

A view from a window reveals the lie of the physical senses.

Healed while on vacation

I was on vacation in the south of France last year. One morning I woke up and I went to take a swim with my family.

God answers all our needs

I have always drawn a great sense of comfort from Psalm 23 along with the spiritual sense Mary Baker Eddy gives in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, mainly because they offer the assurance that God, the Father of us all, not only loves us with all His power, but also feeds and supplies us with all we need. It reads in part: “[Divine Love] is my shepherd; I shall not want.

Life never ends

The study and practice of Christian Science give us a foundation to better understand our relationship to God, who is Life. Some years ago, before I started studying this Science, I always questioned the reason why people live and die.

Finding God as a present help

As the mother of one child, expecting our second, I came across copies of the Journal and the  Christian Science Sentine l in our local laundromat. I was working in an intensive care unit as a medical nurse at the time.