Join in community events,
interfaith activities & prison work
The vital part, the heart and soul of Christian Science is Love.
– Mary Baker Eddy, Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science
Share the love!!
Praying daily for our communities and the world is always a priority and key to genuinely loving our neighbors. Volunteers from Christian Science Churches and Reading Rooms in Southern California also join with people of all faiths in supporting community and interfaith activities and working as chaplains in prisons and detention centers.
You’re invited to join in “loving our neighbors” activities and share photos via Dropbox.
Community Activities
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Newport Beach, CA – “The Climate Generation Project” by The Christian Science Monitor
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La Mesa, CA – Halloween Treats & Bible Verses
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Escondido, CA – Prayer about community issue
Read Blog: Escondido, CA – Prayer about community issue
Interfaith Activities
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Newport-Mesa-Irvine, CA – National Day of Prayer
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Ventura, CA – Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration
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Ventura , CA – Interfaith event at Sikh Temple
Read Blog: Ventura , CA – Interfaith event at Sikh Temple
Prison Work
Church volunteers work as chaplains and conduct church services in prisons and detention centers. Here are videos from the Christian Science Committee on Institutional Work in California. To view more videos, go to their website, LightInPrison.org.
Regional Institutional Committees
Explore volunteer opportunities for Christian Scientists
“I make strong demands on love, call for active witnesses to prove it, and noble sacrifices and grand achievements as its results. … Love cannot be a mere abstraction, or goodness without activity and power.
As a human quality, the glorious significance of affection is more than words: it is the tender, unselfish deed done in secret; the silent, ceaseless prayer; the self-forgetful heart that overflows; the veiled form stealing on an errand of mercy, out of a side door; the little feet tripping along the sidewalk; the gentle hand opening the door that turns toward want and woe, sickness and sorrow, and thus lighting the dark places of earth.”
– Mary Baker Eddy, Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science