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Misconceptions about Christian Science

Insights into points that are sometimes misunderstood

What are we talking about?

Another installment in our series tackling misconceptions about Christian Science—this time, regarding the term “mortal mind.”

The Bible: Our Sufficient Guide

Accounts of healing and inspiration gained from a deep study of the Bible

Where Christ is found

The author discovers Christ, Truth, in the “temple” of a higher spiritual understanding of his divine nature.

Paths to a Healing Practice

Individuals share how they became Christian Science practitioners

God’s timing

The commitment to the public practice of Christian Science not only benefits the practitioner’s patients, but his or her family as well. Going into the practice happens naturally at just the right time for each person. 

From the Mary Baker Eddy Library

Short items of inspirational and historical interest regarding Mrs. Eddy and her church

The Greatest Thing in the World

Scottish evangelist Henry Drummond wrote The Greatest Thing in the World, a book that has been an inspiration to many for well over a century.

Words of Significance

Finding ever deeper meaning in common – and not so common – words in the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s writings

“A divine afflatus”

Mrs. Eddy writes about “a divine afflatus,” which this author sees as the Holy Ghost moving human consciousness to new heights of spiritual understanding.

Of Good Report

Present-day examples of “whatsoever things are of good report” (Philippians 4:8)

The power of “littles”

What seems little, if on the side of God, can have great effect.

Spiritual Shorts

Big ideas in small packages

A parent’s prayer: “What is my job?”

By understanding God as everyone’s Father-Mother, we can naturally trust our loved ones to God’s perfect care.

Living Church

Inspiration and information from The Mother Church and branches

Grants available for branch church and society needs

An announcement from the Trustees of the trust under the will of Mary Baker Eddy.