Touching the heart of humanity

During the Christmas season—and every season—our practice of Christian Science can include those in our community who may be yearning for healing.

What real Christmas feels like

The best moments at Christmas happen when we actually experience Christ—when we feel and live what Christ Jesus taught and something of the spiritual power he embodied. How can we do that? That’s what this episode is all about. Join us to hear how to bring more awe to the holidays—and all year long.
As we celebrate Christmas, one of the best gifts is knowing that “Christ speaks to all in the language of Spirit and that all can respond to Christly messages.”
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Exploring what Christmas is really about, this author writes, “In this season of celebration, beyond simply commemorating a historical event, we can make a commitment to better emulating Christ Jesus.”
How a classic Christmas carol inspired new spiritual insights.

The Christmas star

Amid the other stars it shines,
establishing the way
for every one of us to find
the light of perfect day ...

A healing over the holidays

Christmas break was within reach for this college student … when suddenly her back started hurting. Read on to discover the spiritual breakthroughts that led to her healing.

Listen for the angels

A special Christmas song for kids and the childlike-at-heart. 
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“When my husband asked me what had happened, I told him that I had prayed with the support of a church member, and that a powerful thought enabled me to perceive God’s love at that very moment.”
“Words are inadequate to express the value of what Mrs. Eddy has given us through her Church and her writings.”
“I saw that the law of divine Science was holding me in perfection. As I held to that truth, I felt a change happen in my thought.”
To Christians, Jesus’ birth to a virgin was prophesied in Isaiah 7:14 and fulfilled centuries later in the Judean town of Bethlehem.