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New
web site with focus on CS
 
Dear
Fellow Member,
I
invite you to take a look at the recently redesigned website at
www.christianscience.com.
There the public can:
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Find accurate information about Christian Science
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View video interviews
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Read personal stories
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Visit and participate in discussion forums.
You
can read more about this new website below. I hope you'll visit the
site and mention it to others interested in Christian Science. Please
use the forum discussions and "contact us" to share how you
feel this site will help others better understand Christian Science.
Warmly,
Nate
Talbot
Clerk
of The Mother Church
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Launch
of www.christianscience.com
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, announced [January 25, 2008] the
launch of www.christianscience.com.
At the heart of this new website is a collection of video clips in
which people share their personal experiences in Christian Science.
It provides a window through which the public can view the impact of
Christian Science on people's lives and better understand the
practice of spiritual healing.
"People
hear about Christian Scientists relying on prayer for healing, but
what does that really mean?" said Tom Black, speaking on behalf
of the Christian Science Board of Directors. "It is good to
know that people who rely on the Web for information have a place
where they can hear about Christian Science healing directly from
those who have experienced it."
Christianscience.com
makes it easy for the public to get accurate information about
Christian Science and Church activities. The Church expects this
will clear up some of the common misconceptions about Christian
Science. The site will explain why:
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Christian Scientists choose to rely on prayer for healing
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Christian Science is a Christian, Bible-based religion, not a cult.
This
is a first step in a long-term plan to develop the Church's family of
websites. It provides a convenient entryway to spirituality.com,
TMCYouth.com, csmonitor.com,
marybakereddylibrary.org,
and churchofchristscientist.org.
The
site includes a section designed specifically for the media,
accessible by clicking on the "media
inquiries" link.
(Printed
in the Christian Science Sentinel, March 10, 2008)
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