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The blessings, healing, and light that comes from coming together in person as a church family and congregation

The many ways in which Christian Science practitioners and teachers found their way into the public practice of Christian Science

Sacrament involves sacrificing a personal sense of self, embracing our true spiritual selfhood, and declaring undivided allegiance to God

Evil cannot identify us as targets or attach any false belief to us when we understand our true identity as God's child. How to give Christian Science treatment

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Christian Science teaches how to prune erroneous concepts out of our thinking so that our true selves can be revealed

It takes the courage expressed in the nativity story to meet the challenges of today's world with Christian Science, the only thing that can meet those needs

Christian Scientists around the world receive the sermon for the Sunday church service ahead of time—a full week in advance! Why is this? To my knowledge, this arrangement is unique among churches. Why did Mary Baker Eddy, the Founder of Christian Science, provide for this? Why not listen to the sermon for the first time on Sunday? Or why not have a Bible Lesson followed by a related sermon with fresh texts?  A study of the Church Manual can help us understand this.

We learn in Christian Science that God is omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent. And since God is good, we would naturally expect His government to be good—to be fair and just, to express kindness, honesty, incorruptibility.

Christian Scientists believe in, honor, and obey the Ten Commandments as given to Moses by God thousands of years ago. Many of them, such as the commands not to kill or steal (see Exodus 20:13, 15 ), have been embraced by society and have become part of everyday life.