With five more weeks of the semester left, we have a few more events coming your way! This upcoming Sunday will be our second business meeting in the Chapel at 7:30 p.m. following Hymn Sing. We hope all current members will be able to attend. It will be a great time for you to bring your questions regarding specific board positions as we prepare for the election meeting at the …

One question often pondered here at Principia is, “Why church?”  With metaphysical ideas posted around the campus, an abundance of Quiet Time talks, and the support of a loving Christian Science environment, it can sometimes seem like church is merely another activity in a never-ending series of events planned for our spiritual growth.  And yet, according to Mary Baker Eddy, church is so much more than that.  Church “is that …

Since the semester began, the CSO board members have been revamping their individual committees and creating plans for the weeks ahead.  As the purpose of our organization is to nurture the study and practice of Christian Science, spiritualize learning in the community, and respond with inspiration to local, national, and global needs, we are always eager to hear how we can better meet our members’ needs so as to fulfill …

At the close of an amazing quarter, the CSO is already beginning to catch a few glimpses of the good to come in the fall! Our quarterly election meeting took place the Sunday before last, and we elected new readers and a few members of the executive board.

CSO and other community members were excited to attend the Midwest Spiritual Activist Summit this past weekend in Potosi, Missouri. The three day event sponsored by TMCYouth and local foundations and churches united young Christian Scientists from all over to collaborate and learn about Christian Science and what is going on in the movement.

With half the quarter already under its belt, the Christian Science Organization is both grateful for the events that have already occurred and holding strong to meet what is yet to come.

The CSO is pressing forward at full throttle into the quarter, and is bustling with activities that will leave you saying, “CSwhoah!“

Keep an eye out early next quarter for the CSO “Membership Fair.” We’ve just changed our membership process, and so if you’re looking to join the CSO this spring, there will be a new system to try. Contact Laura Buchanan for details.

Ivimy Gwalter writes, “We don’t work metaphysically for Church, the divine idea. This wonderful ‘structure of Truth and Love’ doesn’t need our work any more than man, the image and likeness of God, does. But we need to work to keep our vision of Church so clear that in the human and divine coincidence, where the human is hourly yielding to the divine, we may prove that the institution, or organization, is fulfilling its mission” (“Church, A Living Power,” CS Journal, August 1976).

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