Upcoming events and items of interest.
Announcements
From The Christian Science Board of Directors New appointment Joining the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department on January 1, 1993, is Barbara M. Vining, C.
We welcome readers to submit convincing testimonies of Christian Science healing for publication. These accounts should be concise and persuasive, demonstrating clearly that Christian Science heals.
The Christian Science Publishing Society would like to introduce a new-old friend. Beginning the first week of September, the radio broadcast edition of the Christian Science Sentinel went on the air.
We welcome readers to submit convincing testimonies of Christian Science healing for publication. These accounts should be concise and persuasive, demonstrating clearly that Christian Science heals.
Mother Church membership—a global healing ministry All around the world, people are discovering the spiritual power and joy of membership in The Mother Church. One member wrote us: "I was always searching for a church [that] really meant what [it said].
A new monthly series on the Bible will begin in the November issue of the Journal. We feel it is especially appropriate to launch the series in November, the month when National Bible Week is celebrated in the United States.
In the correspondence that ran between Mary Baker Eddy, The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, and The Christian Science Board of Directors, we find insights into the lecturers' approach to their work. Mrs.
Once a week, the Editors of The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel meet to discuss future issues of our periodicals. Each topic brought up is prayerfully considered.
We welcome readers to submit convincing testimonies of Christian Science healing for publication. These accounts should be concise and persuasive, demonstrating clearly that Christian Science heals.
Branch church dedications Dedication of a branch church or society is a public affirmation of the importance of Church in the lives of Christian Scientists and in the community. When an edifice is free of debt, churches and societies often hold a dedicatory service.