Christian Science Churches

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Town and Country is a branch of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, located in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1879, the church aims to restore primitive Christianity and its lost element of healing. The church offers Sunday services, Sunday School for young people, Wednesday meetings, and a Children's Room for parents to enjoy services while their children are cared for. They also have a Reading Room where visitors can access spiritual resources and learn more about Christian Science. Additionally, the church is actively involved in community outreach, sponsoring Christian Science lectures and providing Christian Science periodicals to local institutions, businesses, and churches. They also have a ministry for inmates and patients who are interested in the teachings of Christian Science. The church emphasizes the healing power of spiritual perception and shares testimonies of healing from its members. They invite individuals to explore further and discover how they can be healed through Christian Science.Generated from the website

The International Lutheran Laymen's League, based in Town and Country, MO, is a global ministry that has been sharing the Gospel message since its founding in 1917. With a reach of over 60 countries and engaged constituents of 240,000, their resources and programs, such as The Lutheran Hour radio program and Gospel Adventures, aim to nurture the faith in households and communities around the world. Through their various media platforms, including podcasts and daily devotions, the International Lutheran Laymen's League reaches millions of people each week, sharing the Good News and providing resources for individuals, communities, and congregations. With a focus on global partnerships and a commitment to spreading the Gospel, they continue to impact lives and bring hope to people of all backgrounds.Generated from the website

Lutheran Hour Ministries is a global organization that shares the Gospel message with people around the world through various ministry efforts, including Bible Correspondence Courses, Outreach Training, Bible Studies, and Daily Devotions. With a history dating back to 1917, Lutheran Hour Ministries has grown from a small group of laypeople to a movement of tens of thousands of volunteers and supporters. Through their ministry centers on six continents, they are able to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ to over 60 countries, reaching more than 195 million people each week. Founded as the Lutheran Laymen's League, Lutheran Hour Ministries has a mission to support the church in word and deed. Their vision is to communicate the Gospel message in a way that is culturally relevant and accessible to people of all backgrounds. With a commitment to employing indigenous staff and working within the language and culture of each country, Lutheran Hour Ministries strives to make a lasting impact in the lives of individuals and communities around the world.Generated from the website