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

Rediscovering the Ten Commandments

The Ten Commandments are often seen just as ancient demands carved in stone, but they are actually ever-present promises of divine law written on the heart. 

Be who you are

Identifying ourselves and others as the wholly good reflection of God’s goodness brings healing.

The allegory of the serpent

The allegory of Adam and Eve teaches important lessons about the need to obey God’s commands and shut out any serpentine suggestions.

Organizing public lectures in creative ways

Christian Science lectures are a gift to the community. Possibilities come to light when we humbly lean on God for guidance, instead of giving up when we're not exactly sure how the message can be shared. 

A commitment to serve

Her mother’s example as a Christian Science nurse, and two healings of her own, led this author to choose Christian Science nursing as a career path.

The mouthpiece of Christian Science

The profound message of Christian Science goes out to all mankind through the mouthpiece that is the church. 

Read five updates from Boston, including about the publishing of the new Sterling Student Edition of the King James Bible, adjusted Journal and Sentinel delivery schedules, the upcoming special college issue of the Sentinel, watching the Annual Meeting replay, and a new Bible collection about the story of Nehemiah. 

What can I do for You?

This author has found sharing Christian Science with inmates especially fulfilling.

A table prepared

The concept of “a table” in the 23rd Psalm began to take on a deeper meaning for the author, and a wider understanding began to unfold as she discovered the many ways in which our experiences are already prepared by God, divine Love. 

“Simon, I have somewhat to say unto thee”

Jesus’ rebuke of Simon the Pharisee lovingly gave him an opportunity to see things more spiritually, and Christ does the same for us.