Christian Science Houston Area

Susanne van Eyl published an article on the Christian Science Monitor recounting a time when she was bullied and didn’t know what to do. But when she remembered Jesus’ instruction that we love our enemies – and endeavored to put it into practice – the situation was beautifully resolved and the bullying stopped. The article […]

Start your Thanksgiving holiday with a spiritual feast including songs of gratitude and praise.  You will hear a brief selection of inspirational readings from the Bible and the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, followed by sharing of gratitude and testimonies of healing. It’s a joyous celebration open to the […]

Sandy Sandburg published an article on the Christian Science Monitor website considering the spiritual power of qualities such as strength, honor, integrity, and brotherly love expressed by veterans from all walks of life. The following is a segment from this article: On Nov. 11 – a holiday in the United States, Britain, Canada, and other […]

On Saturday November 10th there are two wonderful lectures you will not want to miss! Please join us for a free lecture by Josh Niles, CSB, titled “The law of harmony and Christian Science healing” on Saturday November 10th at 10:00 AM. This lecture will take place at: Celebration Garden at the  McGovern Centennial Gardens 1500 Hermann […]

The most recent article published on the Editorial page of the Christian Science Sentinel’s website is titled, Aging, really? No! This piece acknowledges and embraces ways in which we can gracefully age through our years. It describes this concept by conveying the following: Who doesn’t get a lift from seeing individuals of “advancing years” taking on […]

The Mary Baker Eddy Library Website has an online series titled From the Collections. The most recent addition is Mary Baker Eddy’s Attleborough lecture. This article describes her 1881 lecture in Attleborough: Located forty miles southwest of Boston, Attleborough, Massachusetts, played its little-known part in the expanding Christian Science movement. In the early 1880s the town was […]

Join us for a scavenger hunt through the streets of Austin – teams will jump in a car (driven by an adult chaperone), work together to decipher clues and follow leads that will take you to different sites in the city. The weekend will include games, an inspirational speaker, all-day road rally with photo ops, […]

This morning Myriam Betouche published an article on the Christian Science Monitor website discussing the spiritual basis for valuing ourselves and each other while thriving together. Inspired by her country, she goes on to state: In the wake of France’s celebration as two-time champion of the soccer World Cup (1998 and 2018), many are surfing […]

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: […]

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 […]