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Teaching Sunday School doesn't have to be intimidating. It can be deeply fulfilling for both the teacher and students.

The Trustees invite branch churches to give special consideration to new possibilities and opportunities for their Reading Rooms.

“The word public stood out . . .”

If we wanted to end up with the public at our lecture, it would be good to begin with the public in planning it.

Ahanonu, Chiemezi Elvis * Owerri, Nigeria Ajayi, Grace Ngoindai * Akure, Nigeria Arneth, Heike Munich, Germany Aubin, Edwina  Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Baker, Ethel Ames Buffalo, New York, US Beattie, Mary Canberra, Aust. Capital Territory, Australia Beddoes-Mills, Beverley Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Benjamin, Louis E.

2025 per capita tax message

A message from the President of The Mother Church. This accompanies an annual Per Capita Tax message sent to members of The Mother Church.

When a church helped “just by being there”

A woman is healed by thinking of the prayer, love, and dedication members were pouring into the functions of the branch church near the hotel where she was staying.

I love Christian Science Reading Rooms!

Christian Science Reading Rooms have all of the resources needed to find healing.

Mary Baker Eddy and Webster’s 1828 dictionary

The decision to discontinue Webster’s 1828 dictionary is part of the continual effort of The Christian Science Publishing Society to review and give fresh consideration to the reference materials we provide for sale in Reading Rooms.

The Normal class of 2024

An introductory message and a comprehensive global list of teachers of Christian Science. This list includes mention of the Normal Class taught in South Africa in December of 2024 and indicates who the new teachers of Christian Science are.

New Editor at The Christian Science Monitor

Monitor Editor Mark Sappenfield is stepping back from his role as editor as is being replaced by Christa Case Bryant