Conversations with experienced Christian Scientists on topics of interest.
Interviews
In this Sentinel Watch podcast adapted for print, Tony Lobl talks with George Nutwell, a Christian Science practitioner from Houston, Texas. Carlos Machado, a member of the Sentinel Watch staff, also joins in.
In this Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, David Brown talks with John Biggs, a Christian Science practitioner from St. Louis, Missouri.
In this Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, Jenny Sawyer and Camille Abadie talk with Nate Frederick, a Christian Science practitioner from Boston, Massachusetts. To hear the entire podcast, which includes remarks by Emmanuel Tekila, visit sentinel.
In this Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, David Brown talks with Chet Manchester, a Christian Science practitioner and teacher from Lebanon, New Jersey. To hear the entire podcast, visit sentinel.
In this Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, Jenny Sawyer talks with Beth Packer, a Christian Science practitioner from Berry, New South Wales, Australia. To hear the podcast, visit sentinel.
Tony Lobl: Today I’m talking to Vanessa Campbell, a Christian Science nurse from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Before we begin, I’d like to share my connection with Christian Science nursing.
In this Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, David Brown talks with Russ Gerber, a Christian Science practitioner and teacher from Mission Viejo, California. To hear the podcast, visit sentinel.
In this Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, David Brown talks with John Biggs, a Christian Science practitioner from Maryland Heights, Missouri. To hear the podcast visit jsh.
In this Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, David Brown talks with Nate Frederick, a Christian Science practitioner and lecturer from Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. To hear the podcast visit jsh.
In 1881, Mary Baker Eddy, the Leader of the Christian Science movement, was specially recognized by the members of the Church she had founded—The Church of Christ, Scientist—for her Christian example and instructions, representing, as they put it, “the highest type of womanhood, or the love that heals” (Mary Baker Eddy, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p. 52).