Announcements

Rotation on the Board of Trustees and in other positions at the Mother Church 

An announcement about a change on the Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society as well as some new assignments being taken on by current employees of The Mother Church.

A new member of the Christian Science Board of Directors 

An announcement about an appointment of a new member of the Christian Science Board of Directors: Elizabeth (Beth) Schaefer, CSB. Rich Evans, CSB, has decided to rotate off the Board.

New Editor at The Christian Science Monitor 

The Editor of The Christian Science Monitor, Mark Sappenfield, will be stepping back from his role as Editor, having decided to extend his stay in Berlin, Germany, where he and his family have been living since August 2023.

Rotation on the Board of Trustees 

We would like to announce that Jennifer McLaughlin, CSB, will be joining the Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society effective October 1, 2024.

Announcement New Trustee appointed 

Arcadia Nones, CSB, of Lake Forest, Illinois, United States, has been elected to The Christian Science Publishing Society Board of Trustees, joining Michael Fish, CSB, and David Hohle, CSB, who currently serve as Trustees.

New Associate Editor 

A new Associate Editor for the Christian Science periodicals

New Associate Editor 

The Christian Science Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Mojisola A. S. George, CSB, of Lagos, Nigeria, as Associate Editor of the Christian Science periodicals.

Election of new Readers 

It is with joy that we announce the election of Megumi (Mimi) Oka, CSB, of New York City, US, as First Reader, and Donald A. Wallingford, CS, of Lilburn, Georgia, US, as Second Reader, for the term of June 2022 to June 2025.
Barbara Fife, CSB, joined Michael Fish, CSB, and Dave Hohle, CSB, who are currently serving as Trustees. 

Rotation in office 

Dear Members and Friends,
Like you, we have been exploring the many resources of the Sentinel’s new format as it helps us keep our spiritual watch more timely and more engaged with what the world needs from us right now. 
The cover of the June 8, 2020, issue of the Christian Science Sentinel mistakenly carried the title “Christian Science JSH-Online” for some subscribers.