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- A Christian Science PerspectiveThe lifesaving power of daily prayer
Praying daily establishes within us a firm foundation, from which we can help and heal in even the most dire situations.
- ‘Education is inseparable from caring’
In China, the growth seen in urban centers isn't always reflected in its rural communities. But in one town, progress is persistent and nurtured by its tireless schoolteachers.
- The Monitor's ViewGreen energy’s green light
More Americans are willing to have renewable energy projects in their communities. Another shift is that regulators are learning to listen better before starting a green project.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveYou don’t have to be lonely
Seeing ourselves and others as children of God, infinite Love, is a powerful basis for overcoming loneliness, as a woman experienced while traveling after her husband passed on.
- The Monitor's ViewFor Palestinians in Gaza, a coming choice
As Israel tries to oust Hamas, decisions on who rules Gaza can rely on a Palestinian dislike of Hamas corruption and a desire for clean institutions.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveThe real heaven and earth
Like biblical figures that came before us, we can progressively experience our God-given harmony and wholeness.
- The Monitor's ViewBuilding bridges over a war’s divide
Quiet gestures of reconciliation in response to the crisis in Gaza perhaps mark new ways for peacemaking.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveSailing lessons
We can turn to God for a reliable understanding of reality that inspires spiritual growth and progress in our lives.
- The Monitor's ViewWhat qualities China seeks in a leader
Tributes for the late Premier Li Keqiang reveal a public desire for openness, compassion, and integrity.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveWhat are you seeing?
We have the right to dispute the legitimacy of any frightening condition we encounter and experience our God-given health and peace.
- The Monitor's ViewPost shooting, healing in Maine
After another gun massacre, Lewiston finds answers through compassion and empathy.
- A Christian Science PerspectivePraying about violence
When we strive to let qualities from God, good, win the day in our own thoughts and actions, we’re playing a part in lessening aggression in the world around us.
- The Monitor's ViewLessons from a bounce-back nation
Greece’s resilience in recovering from a shattered economy is now praised as a model.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveLove that comforts and strengthens
Recognizing the power and presence of God, Love itself, brings out compassion and strength, even in the face of tragedy.
- The Monitor's ViewResetting the House
The election of a new Republican speaker puts civility first in style of leadership.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveBreaking through the world’s chains
Praying from the basis of God’s goodness and love for all fosters compassion, peace, and healing.
- The Monitor's ViewBulgaria gavels in rule of law
As most countries degrade their rule of law, the Black Sea nation comes out tops in a survey for embracing it.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveGood news
God’s limitless, universal goodness and peace is a promise for everyone, at every moment.
- The Monitor's ViewMutual goals for Israelis, Palestinians
The Gaza crisis spotlights how much both peoples seek democratic ideals.
- A Christian Science PerspectivePraying when there’s conflict
As we keep alert to news of hostilities, we can contribute a healing influence by recognizing that the only valid power and presence is God, who is entirely good.