Christian Science Houston Area

Mark Swinney published an article on the Christian Science Monitor website exploring the value of selflessness that’s not simply about doing good deeds but about letting God’s love impel our actions. The article goes on to state: An active willingness to express qualities such as thoughtfulness, gentleness, forgiveness, and steadfastness helps us recognize our true […]

  The Mary Baker Eddy Library Website recently posted an article titled, The Building of the Christian Science Center. The article focuses on  the Mother Church and the construction, community and renovations throughout the years. The online article presents intriguing photos and describes the following: In 1886 the Church of Christ, Scientist (later called The Mother Church) purchased […]

Suzanne Riedel published an article on the Christian Science Monitor website clarifying the idea that there’s a divine basis for growth and progress from the pull of disturbing memories. The article goes on to state: Progress is a built-in desire for each and every man, woman, and child. Often that progress appears as better health, […]

The CSO at UH students in the top picture left to right are Lina Triana (Sec), Alejandra Duque (Pres), George Nutwell (Campus Minister from 8th Church), Hallie Patterson (Volunteer), Viviana Medina (Treasurer), and Naomi Nutwell (visitor). Kaye Patterson from 7th Church will continue as a Church Sponsor. These are new officers for 2018-2019. In addition […]

Lyle Young published an article on the Christian Science Monitor website addressing true prayer and how we must allow God to show us how to live them. The article states: Without a doubt, true prayer involves not just words but the practical expression of goodness, kindness, and love – qualities that prove the sincerity of […]

Today Ellen J. Wolf published an article on the Christian Science Monitor website addressing a personal experience that helps illustrate how we can rely on God for healing. The article states: In the Bible, it is recorded that God told Moses: “I am the Lord that healeth thee” (Exodus 15:26). And through study of the […]

Today Tessa Parmenter published an article on the Christian Science Monitor website addressing how we can overcome the pull of sensationalized news through understanding that there’s a higher power we can rely on to inform our actions. The article explains: It’s clear that if we want fake news to stop, we can’t pay it any […]

The students of the Christian Science Organization at the University of Houston invite you to lunch and an open house on Sunday, March 25, to begin at Noon. The Org members from Friendswood, 7 th , and 8 th churches look forward to sharing their appreciation for having such a special place on campus! The CSO is located at the A.D. Bruce Religion […]

Presented by Don Feldheim, author of Principles of Expressive Reading February 17, 2018 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm The Leaves 1230 W Spring Valley Rd Richardson, TX 75080 ⇒ Visit the Event Website for all the details ⇐ Mary Baker Eddy says the Christian Science Bible Lesson is “…a lesson on which the prosperity of Christian Science largely depends.” Church Manual Art III, […]

– presents – An Interactive Bible Program in Austin, Texas with Richard Davenport and Barry Huff ~~~~~ First Church of Christ, Scientist, Austin is hosting the Winter 2018 Interactive Bible and Spiritual Life Program on February 9 and 10. As in the past, these programs from BSL have proved to be very inspiring and have drawn […]