We have a new video running in our window downtown at the Reading Room in honor of vets.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8jTJH6sceM&rel=0

Singer song writer Justin Froese performed for us at our service in the garden on Sunday.

This coming Sunday, November 15th, Laura Lapointe, CS will sing for us a solo a capella during the service.

https://youtu.be/xeTETRTzvTo

Downtown Encinitas was packed with kids and their parents, and we at times had lines out the door.  Below are some of our guests who came into the Reading Room for a treat.  Thank you to all who came in and look below to see if you can find your picture.

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Halloween photos 2015

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This Sunday, November 1st, at 4:00 Justin Froese will be performing our music for our service along with singing the solo.  It’s also Daylight savings time so fall back with your clocks an hour!

Last Sunday’s Solo was performed by Jen Hajj and you can watch some clips below.

 Tomorrow is Halloween and we will be participating in the downtown Encinitas Safe Trick-or-treat

Come join the fun at the reading room around 5 PM and help us give out treats to the kids.  Last year we had over 1000 visitors.

See last year’s Safe Trick-or-treat

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This Sunday, October 25th, we are welcoming back Jen Haji who will be soloing for us and singing Tranquility

The lesson being read this week is on the subject of “Probation After Death“.
Come join us for our 4:00 pm service.

The following Sunday, November 1st, Justin Froese will be playing his guitar and soloing for us

when our Bible lesson will be on “Everlasting Punishment” at our 4:00 pm service.
(keep in mind that this will be the first day of daylight savings time so fall back one hour!)

An evening with Rev. Dr. Michael Kinnamon, internationally recognized ecumenical scholar and leader

Thursday, November 5 at 7:30

Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist, San Diego
4602 Fanuel Street

Join Dr. Kinnamon, former General Secretary of the National Council of Churches and author of several books on Christian unity, for a discussion with time for questions and honest sharing. Dr. Kinnamon has been involved in dialogue with The Mother Church (and was a guest speaker there) about how Christian Science has an important place in the wider Christian community. It’s sure to be a special evening!

For more information, email lauralapointe@gmail.com.

Original post by Keith Wommack – Nationally Syndicated Columnist on Health, Thought and Spirituality

) Stop being critical. Criticism closes your eyes to the good that has always been yours. Critical states of thought lead to critical mistakes, as well as cause critical states of the body.

2) Stop keeping score. It is not what others do but how much divine goodness you express that will ultimately satisfy you.

3) Stop trying to prove you are right. Instead of telling others you are right and they are wrong, live what is right and your life will begin to sparkle.

4) Start forgiving. Forgiveness means starting over with love. It wipes the slate clean. Forgive yourself and others. Forgiving others is about your peace of mind, not about absolving someone else’s responsibility for wrongdoing.

5) Be grateful. Be grateful for everything good in your relationships and in your home. Gratitude completes the circuit in healing. It awakens you to the magnitude of your divine life. Pain and gratitude are incompatible.

6) Be honest. Honesty allows you to be at peace, even in the middle of unrest. It keeps you strong. “Honesty is spiritual power. Dishonesty is human weakness, which forfeits divine help.” (Mary Baker Eddy – Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures)

– Keith Wommack is a Syndicated Columnist, Christian Science practitioner and teacher, husband, and step-dad. He has been described as a spiritual spur (since every horse needs a little nudge now and then). Keith’s columns originate at: KeithWommack.com

Presented by Sunland Home foundation

Phone: 760.944.2976

Sunday, October4 at 2:00p.m.
Poway/Rancho Bernardo church
16315 Pomerado Rd.

Clara Germani grew up in El Centro,
California and started her career straight
out of the University of Southern California, as a court reporter
for City News Service in Los Angeles, and then as a police beat
reporter for The Orange County Register. She is currently
managing editor of the New England Center for Investigative
Reporting – a nonprot news partnership between the Boston
University journalism school and the WGBH public radio station.
She spent most of her 35-year newspaper career with The
Christian Science Monitor, most recently as a senior editor managing
in-depth cover stories.

She guided numerous award winning projects for the Monitor.
Germani also spent ve years with The Baltimore Sun as
assistant national editor and as correspondent in Moscow,
where she traveled extensively covering everything from
indigenous reindeer herders in Arctic Siberia to the war in
Chechnya . She has taught numerous writing and editing
workshops as well as a journalism course at Emerson College.
She is married to the Monitor’s editor in chief, Marshall
Ingwerson, and they have a teenage daughter.

2015 Gratitude Event details click here (PDF)

Great examples of optimistic reporting that show how we have solved many global world problems such as ozone holes and smog; and that we are capable of meeting our current and future challenges amidst the fear mongering of the opposing polarized naysayers who try to capitalize on our fears.

https://youtu.be/JhtZbtJ_xB4

Bridge Alliance City Events: Marshall Ingwerson (Christian Science Monitor) – Boston 6.20.15

by Mediators Foundation

In an audio cast: Many Voices, One Foundation—The Public History of Christian Science, our Reading Room Librarian, Jobina Townsend Zellner, comments about the development of our church movement and our structure.

You can go to the nine minute mark of the June 3, 2015 audio cast by clicking here, and you will hear what was written by her about our recent history:

Audiocast: Many Voices, One Foundation

On June 13, 2015 the Mary Baker Eddy Library did a follow-up to the Library’s Annual Meeting program held the previous weekend. Staff members Jonathon Eder, Steve Graham, Mike Hamilton, and Judy Huenneke discuss their work in researching and creating the June 6 event “Building on the foundation of Christ-healing: From the Collections at The Mary Baker Eddy Library.”

Here is an opportunity to learn more about the letters and other documents that Mary Baker Eddy wrote or dictated, as well as additional materials that formed the basis for the program.  As part of the broadcast, listeners are encouraged to submit their thoughts about “building on the foundation of Christ-healing,” including their own personal, family, and community histories.

Also of note, Jonathon, Judy, and Mike participated in an interview that appeared in the April 2015 Christian Science Journal—”The rich history of Christian Science”, in which they brought out different dimensions of the ongoing story of Christian Science and its healing impact on individuals and in the world.