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Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.

Through the Board of Lectureship, More than 2,000 branch churches, societies, groups, and college campus organizations in about 100 countries sponsor lectures around the globe. The Mother Church makes available its support of lecturing in a wide range of services to help sponsors provide effective lectures for their community.

UK story

When it comes to a public lecture, nothing brings people together like a story. Stories are a universal way to respond directly to an individual and a community.

Duty of Lecturers

Article XXXI Duty of Lecturers. SECT.

Annie Knott

Annie Knott probably was happy just to have a seat in Chicago's Central Music Hall on June 14, 1888. Along with Susan B.

• In the early years of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, the Church Manual provided that lectures could be given as part of Wednesday testimony meetings at branch Churches of Christ, Scientist. • The Church of Christ, Scientist at one time had a Board of Missionaries.

Public speaking for a spiritually hungry world

Looking back No form of human communication is more basic than one person speaking—eye to eye, heart to heart—to an audience, of one or many. It predates Socrates and the Socratic dialogue as a means of exchanging ideas.

LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL

1 What I wanted more than anything was to know God better. Beverly Higdon I was spending a lot of time with my mom, who had been diagnosed with terminal cancer and was being cared for in an assisted living facility not far from my home.

Wake up to individuality

After his father was healed of long-term stomach pains as a result of reading Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, Martyn Auret, then ten years old, was packed off to Christian Science Sunday School in Johannesburg, South Africa, every week. What he learned there stayed with him.

Spirituality meets southern hospitality

The world was coming to their doorstep. So they put out a welcome mat.

The 'Plain People'

Marla is in the fifth grade this fall. On sunny mornings, the 11-year-old wearing an ankle-length dress and white bonnet pedals her bicycle down State Road 19 to the spot where it suddenly veers right.