Bible

Christian Science Sentinel – This book healed me: Career, family, and the Bible

The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article with Lauren Crandall and Veronica Kline titled, This book healed me – Career, family, and the Bible: This week, we’re talking with two guests who share their experiences of finding healing from reading the Bible. Lauren Crandall discusses how the book of Psalms carried her through—and inspired […]

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Christian Science Journal: Handling chaos – A lesson from a vase

The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Daniel Lees this month titled, Handling chaos – A lesson from a vase: You may have noticed a growing use of the term chaos in the news media. It denotes confusion, disorder, or unpredictability occurring in physical bodies, the body politic, or nature. All such states convey a disquieting, […]

Dive Into Prayer

Christian Science Monitor – Dive into prayer

An article was posted on the Christian Science Monitor website last week, under A Christian Science Perspective by Ovidio Trentini titled, Dive into prayer: On summer days of intense heat, it is very easy to want to jump into a pool or a lake for a cool dip. A friend from Germany, a former lifeguard, […]

Hands

Christian Science Sentinel – Severely injured hand healed

The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article this week written by Charles Perry Howard titles, Severely injured hand healed: Halfway through my college experience, I was faced with the prospect of moving overseas with my family. I didn’t want to leave my college or the close friendships that had developed. It wasn’t an option to […]

Contemplation

Christian Science Journal: A victory over anxiety

The Christian Science Journal website published an article this month titled, A victory over anxiety: One afternoon in the middle of our son’s fourth-grade year in elementary school, I got a call from the nurse’s office to pick him up. He was feeling nauseous and his head hurt. I brought him home and stayed with him, […]

Dallas

Another Lecture by Emra Farkas, CS6 on April 16, 2024 in Dallas – “Finding where God can be seen and felt – what’s church got to do with it?”

If you are unable to join us for the live talk on Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 1:00 pm at the South County Community Center then there will be another talk Tuesday, April 16, 7:00 pm at Third Church Christ Scientist in Dallas: Come hear Emra Farkas, CSB, a Christian Science practitioner and Member of […]

Weather

Christian Science Monitor – Weather is not my god

An article was posted on the Christian Science Monitor website last week, under A Christian Science Perspective by Andrea Ward titled, Weather is not my god: It has become so commonplace in social situations to talk about the weather as an ice breaker or as a way to change the topic when someone feels uncomfortable or doesn’t […]

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Online Lecture: “Prayer and Well-Being: A Spiritual Adventure”

While searching Facebook today, I found an online lecture Tuesday May 14 at 7:00PM BST (1:00AM CST) titled, Prayer and Well-Being: A Spiritual Adventure. Though this falls in the middle of the night for us, First London Church does record their lectures and posts them on their website. See the link below for more information: Are […]

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Christian Science Sentinel – Can prayer heal my body?

The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article this week by David Hohle titled, Can prayer heal my body? You may believe that prayer can help or heal certain things. But what about a broken bone or something else wrong with your body? This week’s guest, David Hohle, shares his experiences and insights that show […]

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Christian Science Journal: Deep wound healed

The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Chérie Hafford Robinson this month titled, Deep wound healed: One day while enjoying an afternoon ride, my horse slipped off a low footbridge and we both fell into the mucky streambed. Before I could get to my feet, the horse stepped on my lower leg to climb […]