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When I was 12 years old and chose for myself to go to the Christian Science Sunday School, my interest in God got a real focus. I had been able to see and experience many healings through prayer in my family, so this decision to go to Sunday School was a natural step.

Christian Science Sunday School was dear to me growing up, and I loved learning about Mary Baker Eddy in class. I remember bringing questions to my teachers and receiving complete and satisfying answers, sometimes involving extensive research on their part! This learning in Sunday School proved to be a refuge for me in life.

There was a time in my life when everything fell apart. I was living in another country, feeling lonely and isolated, full of self-doubt, confused about my purpose, and chronically ill.

We acknowledge and adore one supreme and infinite God. We acknowledge His Son, one Christ; the Holy Ghost or divine Comforter; and man in God’s image and likeness.

W earing a tie isn’t normally necessary for a Christian Science lecturer, but for this event at the University of Durham in the UK,   I was going to need a bow tie and a new dinner jacket (i. e.

When her friends liken Christian Science with the practice of visualizing the results we hope for, a woman clarifies.

This writer gets a heads-up: change for its own sake—or true spiritual “change”?

Discerning what's real, and what's just a story.

One morning last winter , I discovered how stunning a New England beach can be in January. As I gazed down from the snowy edge of a sand dune, the water seemed like a huge sheet of cobalt glass stretching out before me, mirroring an equally flawless, porcelain-blue sky above.

The Sea Turtles Recently during a stay at a beach resort I saw a sign saying, “It is turtle season again, so please close the blinds at sundown. ” Of course, I complied.