This Christian Science Sunday church service is lovingly hosted by the members of the Christian Science Society, High Wycombe & Maidenhead. The service includes hymns, prayer, and reading the Christian Science Bible Lesson sermon.
A West African speaker shares his journey with Christian Science, challenging the divide between spirituality and material prosperity. Facing homelessness and depression as a university student in 1989, Rodger discovered Mary Baker Eddy's teachings about God as infinite good and each of us as spiritual expressions of divine Love. Through this understanding, he experienced practical transformation—finding employment, shelter, and purpose. The talk addresses financial fragility while offering a spiritual approach to abundance, based on recognizing everyone's identity as God's cared-for children.
Rodger Glokpor, CSB is a Christian Science practitioner and teacher and recorded this talk as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.
Speaker Janet Hegarty shares how she first began to understand her connection to God—her spiritual identity—through reading accounts of healing in issues of the Christian Science Sentinel. To her, these accounts were a confirmation that the healing Jesus was doing as recorded in the Bible is possible today.
In this talk, you will hear about: ● How the Lord’s Prayer provided Janet with a clearer understanding of her spiritual origin and connection to God ● How her father found freedom after praying with the Lord’s Prayer ● What Christian Science teaches about spiritual identity and healing ● Why Jesus’ healings weren’t miracles, but proof of divine law at work ● How you can experience that same freedom today
Are you feeling trapped—by pain, anger, fear, or your past? Speaker Mark McCurties relates stories of healing and transformation, showing how understanding God’s infinite love brings spiritual freedom. Through the lens of Christian Science, this message offers practical hope: you are not stuck, and salvation is something you can experience now. Discover how a man in prison found peace and redemption, and how the speaker himself overcame a physical condition of heel spurs through prayer and trust in God’s law. This talk explains how Christ’s message—God’s love made practical—still brings healing and change today. Mark is a Christian Science practitioner and teacher and recorded this talk as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.
When feelings of deep anxiety and depression threatened to disturb Lisa’s university experience, a familiar hymn evoked a profound sense of divine Love. With the help of a Christian Science practitioner, Lisa learned how effective prayer could help her turn to God and find lasting healing. By aligning with God's view of our inherent goodness and wholeness, we can overcome life's limiting narratives and experience genuine, unshakeable joy. Reflecting Jesus’s approach of seeing God-like qualities in everyone, Christian Science honors our natural wholeness rather than seeking to "fix" us, thus promoting a more complete sense of healing and transformation. Lisa Troseth is a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.
This playlist is curated by the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. There are multiple recordings to watch, click the six squares in the bottom right of the player to watch other recordings.
Watch our Easter concert from Sunday 20th April 2025, including a selection of readings from the Bible and writings of Mary Baker Eddy. There will be hymns from the Christian Science Hymnal and other solo and ensemble settings, all performed by Andrew D. Brewis and the members and friends of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Poole.
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