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Faith as a Mustard Seed— Rebecca Minor

Listen to Rebecca share the inspiration behind Faith as a Mustard Seed.

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Through the eyes of Love — Rebecca Minor

Listen to Rebecca share the inspiration behind Through the eyes of Love.

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Love More—Jef Scoville

Listen to Jef share the inspiration behind Love More.

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Love has your back—Risa Lewis

Listen to Risa share the inspiration behind Love has your back.

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Music

Enjoy original music written and performed by Christian Scientists.

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Elijah

An original song offers a new way for Sunday School students to learn about the prophet Elijah. Words and music by Don Griffith, CSB.

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Substance — Denise Osborn

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.

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Mother's Evening Prayer — Ryan Winslow

Ryan Winslow, University of Michigan graduate, is a classically trained vocalist and singer-songwriter from Bozeman, Montana. He has been soloing in church and composing and arranging music for piano, voice and guitar since age fifteen. His passion is the partnership of music and storytelling and its potential to inspire and heal. He is currently pursuing his music in Nashville, Tennessee. You can listen to his work at ryanwinslow.com.

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Come to this fountain— Jay and Tessa Frost

Jay and Tessa explain the inspiration behind this new setting of a beloved hymn By Mary Baker Eddy.

Tessa and Jay Frost have been writing and performing together since 2008 and deeply appreciate the spiritual growth that they've experienced in music. In 2012 they were thrilled to release Soulshine, their first inspirational music album, and shortly after published its sheet music in an effort to contribute new contemporary solos to the religious community.

Now living in Washington, DC, the Frosts continue to write solos and play at Christian Science church services while performing jazz, folk, and pop music.

Learn more about Jay and Tessa and their music at http://jayandtessafrost.com/ and http://jayfrostpiano.com/

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