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

I Was 15 the first time I was allowed to go out with my friends at night. That night was also the first time I tried drugs.

Linda Slaughter and her husband, Chris, hadn't spent much time thinking about teenage rebellion before the older of their two children, Emily, started high school. "She'd always been happy and responsible," explained Linda, a retired businesswoman and now a full-time volunteer from Dallas, Texas.

Those 'twos' don't have to be terrible

It wasn't the response I was expecting. I'd been sharing the news of my first pregnancy with a group of colleagues when one of the women kidded, "It's a good thing they start out as babies.

The multifaceted Deborah

A Woman who occupies a position of respect and authority—no, it's not a common occurrence in the Bible. Most of the leaders are men.

Through the clouds

My second-grade daughter and I loved to do science experiments together while I was homeschooling her. One memorable project involved understanding how clouds can affect light.

Student Teacher

Twenty-year-old Kent Truog from Seattle, Washington, just finished Sunday School. He liked his last teacher because he "welcomed all questions and always challenged us to think on another level.

Ask Tyler Maltbie what comes to mind when he thinks of Sunday School, and he will tell you, "the word discussion. " "I really enjoy the talks that my class has," says Tyler.

Beatitudes Project

The preteens in Chet Manchester's Sunday School class in Newburyport, Massachusetts, made a video. "Children are sparkling wells of wisdom and intuition—not empty vessels waiting to be filled up with knowledge," says Mr.

7 SYNONYMS FOR GOD

One of the concepts that children are introduced to early on in a Christian Science Sunday School is that there are seven synonyms for God given by Mary Baker Eddy in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Science and Health, p.

'An Outsider's View'

A visitor to the Christian Science Sunday School, which then included both adults and children, offered this newcomer's view, in the January 1886 Journal (pp. 185–186).