Articles

Living life in "the real world" isn’t about accepting limitations or discord. It’s about recognizing God’s unlimited goodness in our lives.

How this writer let go of her financial "story" and started listening to God.

A busy young mother heeds the call to reorder her priorities and enter the public healing practice of Christian Science.

Willingness to claim a colleague’s spiritual identity brings harmony on the job.

My first copy of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures was a small pocket edition, bought with money I earned on my first job. The job and that small volume are linked in my memory because it was my study of Christian Science that led to my finding the job.

To be refused a student visa once can be disappointing, twice can be alarming, but the third time can definitely be heartbreaking. That was how I felt when I went in for my visa interviews to travel from Nigeria to the United States to attend college.

One Wednesday evening while sitting in church, I was drawn to notice a small lily plant on the table beside the First Reader. “It is so quiet,” I thought.

Many people struggle with finding purpose at some time in their lives. I found this question prodding at me throughout my high school and college years.

Our family loves soccer. While I was watching a game on television the other day, the linesman held up a sign indicating how much stoppage time would be added to the game.

For several years the drain in my shower couldn’t keep up with the inflow, and a deep pool of water would form on the shower floor. Again and again, I tried to use de-clogging agents.