Happy Father’s Day, Part 2: Living with Parkinson’s Disease
The following musings on Father’s Day are by ExCS Group Member and Contributor Chrystal. This is part 2 of 3, part 3 will be shared.
Chrystal’s Story: On Recycling and Medicine
This is part of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A note from Chrystal: I was born.
Chrystal’s Story – Going Crazy At Branch Church
This is part of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A note from Chrystal: I was born.
Chrystal’s Story – Becoming a Christian Science Practitioner
This is part of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A note from Chrystal: I was born.
Chrystal’s Story – Matter (AKA: The Human Body) Isn’t Real – Middle School & High School
This is the part of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A note from Chrystal: I was born.
Chrystal’s Story – My First Lump
This is part of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A note from Chrystal: I was born a.
Chrystal’s Story – My background: Raised by a Christian Science Nurse
This is the first of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A note from Chrystal: I was.
Elizabeth’s Story: Everything is always in its right place
This is Part of Elizabeth’s story about ‘Believing Christian Science’. It’s 1993, and I’m nineteen years old. I am a Christian Scientist–something that is very important.
I used to ask my mother questions she couldn’t answer. Happy Mother’s Day
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here, take back your bullsh*t
The following is a collection of contributions from members of the Ex-Christian Science collective about leaving Christian Science. One of my favorite moments of my Christian.