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From The Daily Patriot regarding the Easter service at First Church of Christ, Scientist, Concord, N. H

May this glad Easter morn find the members of this dear church having a pure peace, a fresh joy, a clear vision of heaven here, heaven within us—and an awakened sense of the risen Christ. May long lines of light span the horizon of their hope, and brighten their faith with a dawn that knows no twilight, and no night. May those who discourse music to-day, sing, as the angels, Heaven’s symphonies that come to earth.

May the dear Sunday School children always be gathering Easter lilies of love, with happy hearts, and ripening goodness. To-day, may they find some sweet scents, and beautiful blossoms in Mother’s love, that she sends to them this glad morn in the flowers and the cross from Pleasant View, smiling on them. Tenderly, truly,

Mary Baker Eddy.
Pleasant View, Concord, N. H., March 30, 1902.

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We are having an initial Reading Room get-together for all of San Diego County in response to the TMC’s call out for a reading room work shop.  So we thought we would get the ball rolling with a little get together at the Encinitas Reading Room.

Start time

4:00 Introductions and discussion about TMC Reading Room workshop

4:30 Instagram

Fellowship 5:00 to 6:00. (Includes BBQ and refreshments)

Kendra our social media expert will start off with a 15 min introduction to Instagram and how we can connect with Gen Z and Gen X,  how you can connect with Encinitas Reading Room’s instagram and or how you can set your own Reading Room’s account.  Q&A to follow.

• Bring your Smart phone and Kendra can give you some one on one time during fellowship.

• Bring your Ideas of how we can support each others Reading Rooms and Church outreach.

• Bring something to share with the BBQ if you like.

• Every one is welcome and please RSVP to Bill Blok at Christiansciencenote@gmail.com or call his cell at 541 753 6395

This is the video we are displaying at our expo booth presented by the Christian Science Society of Encinitas Reading Room and garden. Mindheals.us.  Expo hours are 10 until 2 at the Encinitas Community center.

Effective prayer in the face of fire

With Cindy Martin

When we heard about the wildfire situation in Los Angeles, we thought of an article that Cindy Martin had written for The Christian Science Journal. In it, she shared how she and her husband prayed when they were faced with an unconfined fire in her community. So we asked her to come on Sentinel Watch to share more about that with our listeners.

Citations referenced in this episode:

Cindy Martin, “Quieting destructive winds and catastrophic wildfires,” The Christian Science Journal, January, 2020

Mark Swinney, “In God we trust?,” cssentinel.com, January 20, 2025

From the Bible, King James Version:
Exodus 3:4–6, 14
Acts 17:27, 28
I Kings 18:1–39
I Kings 19:1–12

From the writings of Mary Baker Eddy:
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 293
Science and Health, pp. 258–259
Science and Health, p. 597

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You are invited to join us for our Sunday church service at the Reading Room in person or on zoom Sunday morning at 10 am PT. To let us know you are coming, please email us at christiansciencenote@gmail.com and we can send a link to our meeting. After church we have an open discussion about the week’s Bible lesson and/or testimonies of healing and comments and questions about Christian Science.

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From the January 1885 issue of The Christian Science Journal

This article was later republished in Miscellaneous Writings 1883-1896: Mis. 320:3-321:22

This interesting day, crowned with the history of Truth’s idea, its earthly advent and nativity, is especially dear to the heart of Christian Scientists, to whom Christ’s appearing in a fuller sense is so precious, and fraught with divine benedictions for mankind.

The star that looked lovingly down on the manger of our Lord, lends its resplendent light to this hour. The light of Truth to cheer, guide and bless man, as he reaches forth for the infant idea of divine perfection that dawns upon human imperfection, that chides man’s fear, bears his burdens, that beckons him on to Truth and Love, and the sweet immunity they bring from sin, sickness and death.

This polar star, fixed in the heavens of divine science, shall be the sign of his appearing who “Healeth all our diseases,” and it hath traversed night over to where the young child lies, wading through darkness and gloom, on to glory. It meets the antagonism of error, addressing to dull ears, and undisciplined beliefs, words of Truth and Life.

The star of Bethlehem is the star of Boston, high in the zenith of Truth’s domain, that looketh down on the long night of human beliefs to pierce the darkness, and melt into dawn.

The star of Bethlehem is the light of all ages; the light of Love, christening to-day religion, divine science, giving it a new name, and the white stone, a token of purity and permanence.

The wise men follow this guiding star; the watchful shepherd chants its welcome, and saith, at the cradle of a great Truth, “Unto us a child is born,” and his birth is less of a miracle than eighteen centuries ago, and “his name shall be called wonderful, the mighty counsellor, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace.”

It fills my heart with joy, that each receding year we see the steady gain of Truth’s idea in Christian Science; that each returning year the balance is adjusted more on the side of God, the supremacy of Spirit, the triumph of Truth over error, of health over sickness, Life over death, and of soul over sense.

“The time cometh, and now is, when they that worship the Father shall worship Him in Spirit and in Truth.” “For the law of the spirit of Life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from sin and death.” “Fear not, little flock, it is the Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.”

“Press on, press on! ye sons of light,
Untiring in your holy fight,
Still treading each temptation down,
And battling for a brighter crown.”