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I grew up in an ecumenical household, with one parent practicing Christian Science and the other active in another Christian denomination. For many years, I alternated in attending the Sunday Schools of these two churches. And while I deeply appreciated the kindness and love of both congregations, I was ultimately drawn to how Christian Science showed me that God was knowable and ever-present, and that prayer was practical and effective in resolving whatever difficulties we face. College provided me with many opportunities to test the reliability of spiritual healing in Christian Science, and I found it fully freed me from contagious illnesses, sports injuries, and recurrent depression. It also helped me navigate through the moral complexities of a secular culture, allowing me to live joyfully independent of peer pressures.

An introduction to the key beliefs of Christian Science, healing, and church—with answers to common questions and resources for learning more.

Discover Christian Science resources designed for kids including articles, videos, books, and collections to help children learn about God.

The First Church of Christ, Scientist—known as The Mother Church—is located in Boston, Massachusetts. Explore services, visiting, and events.

Everyone is welcome at The Mother Church, the world headquarters of the Church of Christ, Scientist, and the Christian Science Publishing Society. Tour the church, visit the Mary Baker Eddy Library and public Reading Room, attend a Sunday or Wednesday church service, bring your children and teens to the Sunday School, and enjoy the beautiful Christian Science Plaza in the heart of Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood.

Denise was preparing to attend her first Christian Science Association meeting when the lyrics to the song Substance came to her thought very quickly.  Music is a natural component of her practice of Christian Science. She has an album called Paradigm Shift by Onya—available on iTunes and CDbaby.

This talk is an exploration of love as more than sentiment—divine Love is a spiritual law with the power to heal. Drawing from her father's transformational healing and teachings from Christian Science, she explores the idea that divine Love is the true nature of God.

Join the Sunday service at The Mother Church in Boston, Massachusetts.

Discover the How Do You See the World? experience in Boston—three exhibits, including the Mapparium globe, connecting you to positive change around the world.

105. Building character and community—Christian Science Organizations at college and university

Find out how Christian Science student and faculty groups have fostered healing and fellowship in a range of academic settings.