Christian Science Nursing in Canada
…the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations. | Revelation 22:2
This January 11-31, don’t miss a new recorded talk by Kristy L. Christian, M.A.R, offered by Biblos: “Pioneer Healers in the Christian Science Movement.” Join us as we share a special selection of healings from a few pioneer workers in the Christian Science movement during Mary Baker Eddy’s lifetime.
Some testimonies begin with a statement referring their ‘overdue status’. Mine is overdue as it has been overlooked as even worthy of comment! This testimony is about my brush with Christian Science Nursing. I say “brush” as I deemed my need small and almost insignificant. The health challenge was relatively minor and mundane. Sometimes these episodes can have great significance. This is mine.
On Christmas Eve, Laurance Doyle, PhD, will take us on a Christmas journey like no other. Laurance will help us think outside the box as we explore why Christmas can be viewed not only as the birth of one man but as a rebirth for everyone and what the Bethlehem Star is all about.
From Saturday December 11 to Friday January 7, please come watch on http://www.fernlodge.org a Christmas concert podcast presented by Watchfire with Julia Wade and special guest stars Rebecca Minor, Jenny Burton, and Peter Link.
A talk by Sharon Strong, Christian Science Nurse Trainer, Fern Lodge, Christian Science Nursing Facility. Sponsored by the Alaska Association for Christian Science Nursing. Join us by Zoom for a Fireside Chat -- a Metaphysical Deep Dive bringing light to the darkness and fresh inspiration to your practice of Christian Science.
The Biblos Foundation is pleased to announce a new talk: "Christ and Christmas" a recorded talk by Kristy L. Christian, M.A.R., based on the poem and illustrations by Mary Baker Eddy. This 6-part series, including slides, will be available December 14 - 31, 2021, and you can listen to these recordings as often as you like during this period.
Beloved Students: — My heart has many rooms: one of these is sacred to the memory of my students. Into this upper chamber, where all things are pure and of good report, — into this sanctuary of love, — I often retreat, sit silently, and ponder. In this chamber is memory's wardrobe, where I deposit certain recollections and rare grand collections once in each year. This is my Christmas storehouse.
Although I have friends who are Christian Science nurses and have spent Rest and Study time in a Christian Science Nursing facility, I had never had Christian Science nursing care for myself until my stay in Arden Wood about six years ago.
We long for constancy in our lives. So it’s not unusual to hear someone speak with trepidation about a “new normal.” Whether this comes from an impatience to get back to “normal” or a concern that there is no going back to the old “normal,” it begs the question, What really is “normal”? Can there ever be a “normal” that is certain and consistently good?
Starting Tuesday November 9, listen to a NEW TALK, “Defending Church in Our Christian Science Movement” by Kristy L. Christian, through to Sunday November 28, 2021. During this period, you can listen to the audio talk as often as you would like.