Christian Science Broadcast Committee

The word of God can heal you! Come to a Bible workshop by international Christian speaker, Elise L. Moore. Hear how you can use specific healing Bible verses in your own life.

Date: Thursday, April 12
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: North Richland Hills Public Library at 9015 Grand Avenue, North Richland Hills 76180 (in the Community room)

To learn more about Elise, see this page or visit her website at www.elisemoore.com.

Here is more information.

This workshop is sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist, North Richland Hills. For questions or directions to the library or church, call 817-996-2285.

Is faith in God just wishful thinking? Is physical healing possible through spiritual means? Kari Mashos, a teacher and practitioner of Christian Science healing, will address these tough questions at this free, inspiring talk.

Where?
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 2250 W Pioneer Dr, Irving, TX 75061

When?
Tuesday, April 10, at 7:30 PM

Kari Mashos was an opera singer and founder of an opera company before devoting herself full-time to Christian Science practice and teaching. Her study of Christian Science helped her raise a family safely and effectively and she now writes and speaks internationally on the subject.

Use this flyer as a reminder.

To read more about Kari and see a video message from her, see http://members.christianscience.com/lectures/speakers/mashos/

The DFW-area workers of the Christian Science Committee on Institutional Work in Texas are holding their annual meeting on Saturday, March 10, at 10:30 AM. The meeting will be at First Church of Christ, Scientist, Irving (2250 W. Pioneer Dr., Irving 75061).

Please bring your curiosity, your interest, your support, and your love! This will be a teriffic opportunity to hear from those who do this good work, and for you to ask questions. All are invited.

John Yemma, editor-in-chief of The Christian Science Monitor was in Dallas to deliver the O’Neill Lecture in Business Journalism at SMU on Thursday (2/23/2012). He appeared on the program Think, on KERA, the day before. The discussion was about how digital ubiquity is affecting the practice of journalism today and what the future holds for major news organizations. As you may know, the Monitor transitioned into a mostly online publication under Yemma’s leadership.

Listen to the program on KERA here. (Run time is one hour.)

The Texas Regional Youth Conference committee is happy to launch our website, http://makingadifference2012.com. Please check this site for complete information about our youth conference on Saturday, April 21, 2012, 1:00 to 9:00 PM, at Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist, Houston. That website has all the details: who, when, where, why, what, cost, and how to register to attend.

The primary audience is young adults, from high school age through 35. We want to encourage and inspire young adults to feel the love of our Father-Mother God. And feeling that love, to learn how Christian Science blesses our lives, relationships, careers, and enables us to make a difference in the world. Whether our understanding is mustard seed sized or a fully rooted tree, each participant will learn how to grow and progress.

The evening session adds a special secondary audience, “youth supporters” over 35. Featuring a talk on supporting youth, it also includes dinner and a concert. Adults who love and are engaging with youth may register to join the primary youth audience during this evening session. Adult registrants could include camp and/or professional counselors, school teachers (Sunday school and school), mentors, youth workers, Scout leaders, parents and grandparents, etc. Youth supporters can bring healing ideas from the conference to our families, churches, schools, and camps to “make a difference.”

This is not a day of regular lectures. Underlying these special conference activities is the knowledge that long time church members already know the value of living Christian Science. This day is an opportunity to support and engage youth.

As you pray to support this conference, please consider:

· Inviting young adults, from high school through 35, to register by sharing the conference website, http://makingadifference2012.com.

· Assisting young adults with travel expenses.

· Donating to: Texas Regional Youth Conference, Attn: Jeff Bell, Treasurer, 635 Ramblewood Rd., Houston, TX 77079

Remember, all participants must register online at http://makingadifference2012.com, which has complete conference information now. Registering early by March 21, 2012 saves 50%.

Write to: info@makingadifference2012.com.

Watch this space! We’ll post details about how to see the talks online as they become available.

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When? Saturday, March 3, 2012 starting at 2 PM
Where? Angelika Theatre at Mockingbird Station (5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, 75206)
What? Six short talks on Prayer and Healing, plus music in the lobby

2:00 to 2:20, “Prayer that Works” with Norm Bleichman
2:25 to 2:45, “You’re Not Guilty” with Julie Ward
2:50 to 3:10, “Traveling Light–Packing with the Christ” with Josh Niles
3:25 to 3:45, “Rouse Your Inner Rebel” with Marceil DeLacy
3:50 to 4:10, “Step Out of Your Story and Into Healing” with Jon Benson
4:15 to 4:35, “Are Brick-and-Mortar Churches Passe?” with Mary Alice Rose

Come for one talk or stay for more. Speakers will be available for questions and answers.

Here’s a reminder flyer.