What Do Christian Science Practitioners Look Like?
I thought some of you might be curious to see what Christian Science Practitioners look like. We are deep thinkers with loving hearts!
I thought some of you might be curious to see what Christian Science Practitioners look like. We are deep thinkers with loving hearts!
Below are some of my preliminary thoughts regarding Truth, gleaned from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
I read this new fictional account of a hippie commune because there was a time when I read a lot of utopian literature, and even founded a group in my…
Even though this book doesn’t come close to my favorite book on art journaling, I still liked it, and give it 4 stars. It made me want to get regular about…
Each year, artists in the Ridgefield Guild of Artists paint on a theme and donate their works to the Guild to be sold during Festive Home Show as a fundraiser.
“Almighty God, who has given us this good land for our heritage: We humbly beseech you that we may always prove ourselves a people mindful of your favor and…
Last weekend we visited this consignment store while we were cooling our heals before a dinner date. Unexpectedly, we scored something a relative wanted for…
When I was five I walked by myself each day to kindergarten/ after being shown the seven block route only once./ Not so much afraid as lonely, I took to…
The Christian Science church encourages its members to think for themselves, which often means we don’t always agree on everything, but we have
We spent all day watching this wonderful crew of five who came all the way from Alabama with multiple trucks to restore power in Connecticut. First they removed
First, some electricians disconnected our electrical wires so they were no longer live. Next, tree service guys came to cut the trees off the lines. Then the…
Living by candlelight, you can see us here reading, painting, doing Bible study, crocheting, eating halloween candy and mostly playing games.
Two of our pine trees came down last night about 7:00 pm during hurricane Sandy, missing our neighbor’s house by 18”.
I unearthed a list of these statistics (compiled anonymously) regarding 1906. I felt it was interesting to see how different things were then.
Last night I spent some time helping a homeschooler figure out some great picture books for the first half of world history. Here are the links I rustled up…
This “photo walk” with our youngest was a sheer delight!