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

Christian Science organizations meet practical demands

The final portion of the workshop dealt with the demand for Science and Health on college and university campuses. One way faculty, instructors, and students at any university or college can respond to this demand is through forming a Christian Science organization (CSO) on their campus.

Sunday School students speak

The workshop continued with the reading of letters written by young people expression how they feel about Science and Health, and how they've been sharing the book with their friends. Sunday School teachers Travis and Hollister Thomas read portions of these letters, with the help of Sunday School students Katie Ward, Aquene Reed, and Cosmo Coppola-Rowell.

Reading Rooms and Lectures—Meeting the Public Demand

On Tuesday afternoon, Boston participants had the apportunity to explore the purpose of Reading Rooms and lectures—and to think about the ways these two activities can work together to meet a growing public demand for spiritual answers. Following is a portion of the panel discussion, moderated by Jeanette Smith , a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, from San Clemente, California.

Mary Baker Eddy's Church—Responding in the New Century

Tuesday's program featured "Mary Baker Eddy's Church—Responding in the New Century," which explored ways to respond to humanity's search for spiritual answers. Participants included: Achim Trapp, member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship and the new President of The Mother Church; Irmela Wigger, member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship ; Michael Seek, Managing Editor of Der Herold der Christian Science; Mary Trammell, a member of The Christian Science Board of Directors and Editor of the Christian Science religious periodicals ; and Margarita Thatcher, Managing Editor of The Herald of Christian Science, and 24 speakers from across Europe.

The program also included two videos that showed the Library itself. The first provided a tour of the Library's exhibits, including the Hall of Ideas, Mapparium, Quest Gallery, and the Monitor Gallery, along with a look at the Library's Reference and Research Rooms.

Mary Baker Eddy—For the World

On Tuesday morning, Berlin participants had an opportunity to learn more about Mary Baker Eddy at programs given by The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity. Achim Trapp, President of The Mother Church, introduced the panel of speakers.

A view from Red rock

The video opened with a sunrise view from a local landmark in Lynn, Massachusetts, known as Red Rock—a large rock that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean a few miles north of Boston. Mr.

After transformation, what next?

Tony Lobl : We've heard some moving stories this morning. I've certainly loved hearing from the testifiers across Europe about their experiences.

A few honest seekers

After I was baptized as a young girl, I felt the need to fulfill the command of Christ Jesus to preach the gospel and heal the sick. Jesus said, "These signs shall follow them that believe" ( Mark 16:17 ).

See you in the Discovery Area

Besides having access to the sessions offered at 2003 Annual Meeting of The Mother Church & Conference in Boston and Berlin, most people took advantage of the Discovery Area. This multifunctional space allowed attendees to reflect, browse, digest ideas they heard in the general sessions, encounter new ideas, read or purchase books and magazines, and even check their e-mail.