Open Your Eyes to the Truth

"Human reason is a blind guide, a continued series of mortal hypotheses, antagonistic to Revelation and Science."
(No and Yes, page 20)

We all look forward to expressing love for our church and members by joining to hear the message from our Pastor tomorrow night.

Our mid-week spiritual nourishment comes from the Biblical story of Saul’s conversion/redemption from sin.

You will notice the first hymn is Amazing Grace written by John Newton, a former slave trader, about his own journey of redemption. Historians claim that he was influenced by John Bunyan, the 17th century theologian who described God’s Salvation as “amazing grace” and contrasted the terrifying sounds of hell with the sweet sounds of divine mercy. Each stanza of the hymn addresses themes of spiritual blindness, redemption, guidance, and the hope of eternal life, echoing biblical passages such as John 9:25 –“Whether he be a sinner or no, I know not: one thing I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I see.”

In Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, eyes are defined as "Spiritual discernment, — not material but mental" on page 586 of the Glossary. The readings will concentrate on the difference between the spiritual and material vision. Bring your own inspiration to our meeting to share! We will sing hymn 438, 327, and 346 from the Christian Science Hymnal.

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Share your testimony

Click here to share your testimony, experiences, and remarks on Christian Science to be read during our Wednesday meeting.