Annual Meeting 2026 (Highlights and Photos)
We should not hide our light under the bushel, where it will suffocate and go out. We are not protecting it there. The safest place for your light is on a candlestick where it thrives in lots of oxygen,
We should not hide our light under the bushel, where it will suffocate and go out. We are not protecting it there. The safest place for your light is on a candlestick where it thrives in lots of oxygen,
It was like a church to me.
I entered it on soft foot,
Breath held like a cap in the hand.
It was quiet.
My favorite part of all this is the people, and I love seeing all of them, loving on dear friends and meeting new ones.
I am so grateful for this church and its mission to bless all mankind with the embrace of Truth, Life, and Love!
Church, after all in Christian Science is defined as, “that institution, which affords proof of its utility and is found elevating the race…” so let’s get on with doing just that!
Pen and ink recommendations, scheduling and balance questions, and church roles.
We are just back from spending the last three days at our church’s Annual Meeting in Boston.
Love in the church is the inevitable and irresistible result of the fact that the church belongs to divine Love
You can move mountains with one tiny seed of faith that God can give you everything you need.
I’m so grateful to be in a church where expressing love to the community is important, and where members both have great ideas and take initiative to execute them so well.
A wonderful day of affirming good and seeing friends…
We’ve been sticking so close to home that this excursion especially felt like a treat!
This intense painting expresses how I feel church should be.
Here’s another peak into my Bible Lesson journal to encourage you to have a similar practice of wrestling with and cherishing grand ideas.