A Church for the whole world

A CONTINUING SERIES ON HOW CHURCH IS ACTIVE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES

By Olaf Dietz

I Became A Member of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, when I was a teenager. But, growing up in Germany, I felt far away from The Mother Church. I suppose I saw it as a building, or a congregation, in an American city.

In many respects, I think that impression stayed with me through my adolescence and even into adulthood—until last year, when the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church was held in Berlin, as well as in Boston, and broadcast on the World Wide Web.

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