The Christian Science Journal
The Christian Science Journal records the healings and spiritual insights of those who faithfully practice Christian Science. Individuals share how an ever-developing understanding of God has healed, enlightened, and blessed them, expanding their spirituality and ability to heal others. Below are a few sample articles.
The Journal also includes a worldwide directory of Christian Science practitioners, teachers, and Christian Science nurses available to anyone interested in spiritual healing, as well as a listing of all Christian Science churches and societies throughout the world. The directory is here as well as in the right column of this page.
Found in the Manual of The Mother Church, the By-Law "Christ Jesus the Ensample" guides members in how to interact with those of differing faiths and philosophies, as well as with critics of Christian Science.
True Christian sacrament is life-changing, world-transforming, revolutionary. It’s about our oneness with God.
This informative look at two theologies that are often confused in the public’s mind points out some of the fundamental differences in their teachings.
The Journal asked The Mother Church’s General Counsel, Kevin Ness, to shed some light on copyrights and how they relate to the work of The Mother Church and its branches.
When a man gets an unusual question from a doctor during a physical examination, his Mother Church membership card comes in handy.
Eddy generally admired the courage of those who took on sexism as a cause. Her own work includes but can’t be reduced to any particular set of social concerns, including the advancement of women.
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost—what’s the Christian Science perspective on these? This article explains and shows how all three are indispensable to Christian healing.
This article explores how the By-Law to subscribe for the Christian Science periodicals supports our practice of Christian healing.
A former nun reflects on her journey back to Christian Science and the value of membership in The Mother Church.
Participation in a multifaith organization deepened the author's appreciation of the universality of the Christian precepts of love for God and for one’s fellow.