The Touch of Class October 1, 2012 Issue

In this series, individuals share how taking Christian Science Primary class instruction has strengthened their spiritual understanding, and brought increasing inspiration and healing to their lives. 

My most important decision

Jen McLaughlin—Boston, Massachusetts

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I’m a fourth-generation Christian Scientist, and have always loved it. But all through Sunday School and college the idea of taking Christian Science Primary class instruction wasn’t on my radar. 

However, when I had more questions than answers about God, health, relationships, work, family, etc., I realized it was time to apply for class. Seeking a deeper understanding of how to solve problems through prayer, I was digging more and more into my study of the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s writings. In short, I was ready.

I’d heard various stories of how people selected their Christian Science teachers—each experience was totally unique. I knew I didn’t want to take class with a particular teacher simply because a friend or family member had. This was an important-enough decision that I knew I should make it all by myself. 

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