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Bobby Lewis, CS
Bobby's calendar is full for the 2025-2026 lecture season.Bobby grew up in the mountains of Colorado in the US and has found inspiration in wild places all of his life. During some tough teen-age years, his mother (a Christian Science Practitioner), helped him begin to see himself as spiritually whole and loved by God right in the midst of those challenges.
Steven A Salt CSB
Roots. Christian Science has given me stability, peace and happiness throughout my life.
Faith as a Mustard Seed— Rebecca Minor
Listen to Rebecca share the inspiration behind Faith as a Mustard Seed.
How do I start a CSO?
Let the CSO Support Team know if you would like to start or are starting a CSO; we can help you think through the process and connect you with others. CSOsupport@christianscience.com.Never alone: how spiritual ideas work in us
Simple ideas, about God's nature and about our nature as expressions of God, stir something new in our consciousness. They work in us in ways that change our lives and our health for the better. But how do we find these healing ideas consistently? We’ll look at the teachings of Christ Jesus, our best and most practical example.
“I felt a sweet sense of God's presence” - Wednesday, May 6, 2026
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Preparing for membership
Becoming a member of any group of people working together toward a common goal is a commitment—one that brings you into a community of like-minded people. Membership in The Mother Church is so much more./christian-healing-today/membership-in-the-mother-church/preparing-for-membership
Preparing for membership
Becoming a member of any group of people working together toward a common goal is a commitment—one that brings you into a community of like-minded people. Membership in The Mother Church is so much more./people-and-community/membership-in-the-mother-church/preparing-for-membership
Janet Ivcich Hegarty CSB
As a child and young adult growing up in St. Louis, I felt life was a mystery; the future was unknown and the present a string of random events.