Your Houston Visiting Christian Science Nurse Service is participating in an international outreach event sponsored by the Association of Organizations of Christian Science Nursing (AOCSN). This event will encapsulate the tender, practical care provided by vising Christian Science nurses, as well as encourage those drawn to learn how to pursue a career as a Christian […]
Mary Baker Eddy Library – Seekers and Scholars Podcasts
The Mary Baker Eddy Library Website has a series of podcasts titled, Seekers and Scholars. If you have not listened to them, the podcasts consist of a series taken directly from the Mary Baker Eddy Library. There are seventeen episodes open to the public and episode eighteen is scheduled for September 3, 2018. The online webpage states: […]
Christian Science Sentinel – Refuse to hate, yield to Love
If you missed it, Kim Crooks Korinek wrote an article posted on the Christian Science Sentinel website titled, Refuse to Hate – Yield to Love. The article focuses on the power of Love: Whether it’s extremist hate groups or the anger of a neighbor, hatred can seem like an insurmountable wall. However, even in the midst […]
Christian Science Monitor – To one person, you may be the world
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 […]
Mary Baker Eddy Library – The Building of the Christian Science Center
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 […]
Christian Science Monitor – Lessons from a rearview mirror
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, […]
Good news at the Christian Science Organization at the University of Houston
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 […]
Christian Science Monitor – Prayer beyond words
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 […]
Christian Science Monitor – God’s promise of healing
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 […]
Christian Science Monitor – Don’t take the (click)bait
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 […]
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