“Conversations on Christian Science Nursing with our Church Family” took place in branch churches around the world in 2014 and this past year through June 2015. These discussions centered on the essence of Christian Science nursing—God’s love made visible—and how natural it is for each of us to express nursing, or nurturing qualities that promote Christ-healing. As we continue to cherish this important theme in the periodicals, we invite you to read the following two contributions from participants in these conversations.
Thank you on the deepest level for having these conversations with the Christian Science Field. I have worked and prayed for, and eagerly anticipated, what a greater understanding of Christian Science nursing can do for both our Field and the world.
The meetings we all had in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota) had such a sense of grace and purpose, which continues to blossom. Our churches here have a keen sense of support for one another and continue to be generous in supporting Christian Science nursing activity, and these meetings brought out an even deeper level of understanding and turned our thought to new possibilities.
What could this greater understanding of Christian Science nursing do for the movement and the world?
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