Season’s Greetings from The ExChristian Scientist
OnWishing you and your loved ones a health, happiness and harmony this holiday season. Regular posting will resume in the New Year. A few.
Read MoreYule: Silent Night, Longest Night
OnBy Jodi, an Ex-Christian Scientist group contributor. When I left Christian Science, I realized I didn’t know what my spiritual beliefs were any more..
Read MoreChrystal’s Story – Matter (AKA: The Human Body) Isn’t Real – Middle School & High School
OnThis 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.
Read MoreWhat not to ask/tell a former Christian Scientist
OnWhen most people first learn someone is a former Christian Scientist they tend to have a lot of questions and preconceived notions about the.
Read MoreThanksgiving 2016
OnThe Thanksgiving Day service is the only ‘special’ service the Christian Science church offers. The readings from the desk include the Presidential proclamation for.
Read MoreChrystal’s Story – My First Lump
OnThis 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.
Read MorePracticing Radical [Self] Reliance: Self care for former Christian Scientists (and for life in general)
OnWith the holiday season upon us, we are sharing some of our favorite self-care techniques. Self-care is often a difficult concept for former Christian.
Read MoreCalvin Frye
OnA collection of references discussing Calvin Frye and Mary Baker Eddy. Many have heard the legend of Eddy raising Calvin Frye from the dead. The, following.
Read MoreChrystal’s Story – My background: Raised by a Christian Science Nurse
OnThis 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.
Read MoreElizabeth’s Story: Everything is always in its right place
OnThis 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.
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