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A couple of years ago I boarded a plane in Denver and headed back home to Los Angeles after a busy lecture tour. I was looking forward to some quiet time on the flight and was planning on having a couple of solid hours to just kick back and not think about much.

What we allow into thought—and what we keep out—has an impact on our lives.

I left that particular first Christian Science service keenly aware that the Christian Science Sunday church service is unique.

A sense of duty doesn’t have to come with dread. Duty can mean a high calling to do good for others—and that brings immeasurable joy.

We can resist floating along with current of popular opinion about our job prospects at any stage of life.

A young mother on a tight budget learns a lesson about God’s loving provision.

A striking lesson in humility from a look at two of the Bible’s most famous characters.

“Oh be joyful. ” That’s what my wife told me she would name her next dog.

I was named Dorothy in honor of my paternal grandmother. I’ve always loved my name and my grandmother, and was proud to be named after her.

About a year ago, I received a good lesson in the necessity of wholeheartedly trusting my life to God, our divine Father-Mother. I learned to yield to God’s infinite wisdom, and that there is nothing anyone can do to interfere with divine Love’s plan for us.