You’ve all been patiently waiting for this date and here it is! On April 2, 2012, you’ll be able to subscribe and receive immediate access to the new JSH-Online edition. For the first time an electronic edition of the most current issues, as well as the entire archive of The Christian Science Journal, Sentinel, and Herald (in four languages), will be at your fingertips. With this new unprecedented access you’ll be able to search, read, print, bookmark, and share 129 years of print archives, as well as 11 years of Sentinel Radio, and other audio content.
And that’s not all. Using a customized interface with the new online Concord, you’ll be able to click on citations or quotations in the body of Journal and Sentinel articles to see the references as they appear in the source manuscripts—the King James Version of the Bible and the published writing of Mary Baker Eddy—in a pop-up window. Unfortunately we’re unable to offer this feature in the Herald editions because there is no electronic version of Concord in the Herald languages.
And there’s more. All the JSH-Online content can travel with you! You can easily access, search, read, and share all this content on your Internet connected desktop, tablet, and smartphone. Never before has so much Christian Science content been so universally accessible to the subscriber, and it’s now all in a single subscription. In essence your JSH-Online subscription gives you access to the complete bound volumes, all of the published writings of Mary Baker Eddy, and the King James Bible on your desktop or mobile device.
