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 her—during a difficult time in her career… To check out this article in full on https://sentinal.christianscience.com,please click here.    The post Christian Science Sentinel – This book healed me: Career, family, and the Bible fir ..read more

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, false sense of the absence of control by a single governing power, or Principle. In his poem “The Second Coming,” thought to depict anti-Christ, William Butler Yeats puts it this way: “Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold.” In ..read more

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, told me that he and his son are always looking for a place to go swimming. He knows the art of diving into inviting waters very well. He commented that when we enter the water, it occupies all the space around us, and we feel joy and happiness and a sense of well-being. This friend is very focused ..read more

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 remain in the United States because the family home was being rented for the duration, and it wasn’t possible to stay at the college between semesters. I desired to find a solution that would be beneficial to my family and to me. One day, as I struggl ..read more

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, praying for him. After we had read together that week’s Bible Lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly, he slept a bit and then woke completely free of the symptoms. When the same thing happened at school again, I contacted a Christian Science practitioner and a ..read more

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 the Christian Science Board of Lectureship give a talk on Christian Science on the topic of “Finding where God is seen and felt — What’s church got to do with it?” For a link to the website, please click here ..read more

You are invited to join us for a live talk on Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 1:00 pm at the South County Community Center, The Woodlands! Finding where God can be seen and felt – what’s church got to do with it? by Emra Farkas, CSB Have you ever thought about God as goodness? And God’s creation, including you and everyone else, as a natural extension of that goodness? There is a direct connection between this foundational way of viewing the world and the idea of church. This lecture discusses the role of church—not just as a building or place, but as a new kind of thinking that reveals God’s goo ..read more

You are invited to join us in-person or online for a talk titled “How to Make Change for the Better” by Janet Hegarty, CSB on April 6, 2024 at 11:00 am To watch online, click the play button above. You can also listen by phone: Dial: 346-248-7799 Meeting ID: 892 0245 6412# Participant ID: Press # About Janet Hegarty, CSB I may not be an architect, but I know the value of a strong foundation. My life improved when I began building on new views of myself and my identity, which sprang from a better concept of God than I’d had before. This better concept of God brought healing changes to my lif ..read more

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 know what to say. Thoughts about weather can be subtle mental whispers, such as “I’m too hot” (or too cold). Or they can become loud “voices” in the physical form of floods, hurricanes, or tornados. How we think about weather can sharply affect our experiences ..read more

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 how practical—and healing—prayer really is… To read or listen to this article in full on https://sentinal.christianscience.com,please click here.    ..read more