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Read news and notes about a significant update to christianscience.com, this year’s Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, and the posting of this month’s “Exploring the Bible” digital collection. 

The book that has blessed generations of my family

In celebration of the recent 150th anniversary of the publication of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, this writer shares its healing impact through generations of her family. 

Grants available for branch church and society needs

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

Read announcements about Annual Meeting registration, a change regarding donations to the Mary Baker Eddy Library, two new Concord features to assist your study of Christian Science, and the posting of a new collection of archive articles about Easter. 

Church attendance contributes to healing

In the middle of some daunting challenges, a church member doesn’t shy away from attending in-person church services, and finds healing. 

Mother Church Internship programs, new design launched and operational pillars for The Christian Science Monitor, and, in case you missed it, changes to the Christian Science Sentinel and Journal to support your study of Christian Science.

Change in Editor of the Christian Science periodicals

New editor for The Christian Science Journal, Sentinel, and Heralds

Invitation to Annual Meeting 2026

The theme of this year’s Annual Meeting is “Ye are the light of the world. . . . Let your light so shine . . .”

Warm spaces

Christian Science Reading Rooms can be “warm spaces” where people can learn more about God. 

An inspiring gift to The Mother Church

The Clerk’s Office of The Mother Church (The First Church of Christ, Scientist) was gifted two composition notebooks that belonged to a remarkably faithful Christian Scientist: William B. Haines. Mr. Haines, of British nationality, was a World War II prisoner of war for three and a half years in Sumatra.