Click on the thumbnail below to download PDF of the Spring 2023 edition of the Wide Horizon Herald newsletter.
Wide Horizon Annual Meeting 2022 – Listen to the audio replay
WIDE HORIZON ANNUAL MEETING 2022
DATE: Saturday, October 8th, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
THEME: “Love inspires, illumines, designates, and leads the way.” – Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 454
INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER: Katherine Milner Hieronymus, CS, Colorado Springs
Listen to the replay
The Presence of God’s Grace-Katherine Milner-Hieronymus, CS
Board Reports
Report 1-Jennifer Babcock, Board President (Welcome, Readings, Hymn 32, Board Report)
Report 2-Doug Izmirian, Treasurer
Report 3-Norm Williams, Director of Development & Outreach
Report 4-Laurier Nsekukila, Director of Human Resources & Operations
Report 5-Brian Boettiger, Executive Director & CEO
Report 6-Sue Wood, Director of Christian Science Nursing
LOCATION: Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist, Denver
*We are sincerely grateful to Sixth Church for graciously allowing us to utilize its edifice for this special meeting – the first in-person in 3 years!
The freer step, the fuller breath,
The wide horizon’s grander view;
The sense of Life that knows no death, —
The Life that maketh all things new.
(Samuel Longfellow, Christian Science Hymnal 218, verse 4)
Watch the Replay: “A Good Education And Brotherly Love Can Contribute To Social Justice – A Bible Connections Talk” by Dr. Joan Bernard Bradley
Watch the Replay:
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The Talk:
- Points out how inadequate education in underserved communities can contribute to social injustice.
- Shows how Biblical characters who faced injustice utilized the power of prayer to overcome injustice.
- Discusses how this Biblical model of prayer can contribute to the well-being of our fellow citizens.
- Includes a video clip on the Bible theme, “by love, serve one another”, (Galatians 5:13)
- Small group discussions will follow the video.
About the Speaker
Dr. Joan Bernard Bradley is a former school principal and professor of education. She also served Principia for 9 years as a faculty member on both the college and St. Louis campuses. Her doctorate is in Educational Leadership and Administration.
Joan has contributed a number of articles to the Christian Science periodicals and the Monitor’s Religious Perspective. Two of her articles on education and social justice are entitled: “Brotherly love and fairness in education” and “Building a just society through God’s love.”
Currently, Joan offers Bible Connections workshops that show how to apply lessons learned from Bible role models to improve our practice of leadership.
She serves on the Continuing Education Working Group for Christian Science nursing, and on the board of The Principle Foundation.
If you have questions, contact Norm Williams at 303-403-2450 or nwilliams@widehorizon.org.
“The Helen Wood Bauman Story” – Online video presentation on August 14 at 7:30 pm Mountain Time
Wide Horizon, Inc. and The Effulgence Foundation presents:
“The Helen Wood Bauman Story”
Saturday, August 14 at 7:30 PM Mountain Time
THE HELEN WOOD BAUMAN STORY – Christian Science was the answer to Helen Wood Bauman’s deep desire to help humanity, and her understanding of the teachings of Mary Baker Eddy bore fruit in an extensive healing practice. She went on to become a teacher of Christian Science, and her love for communicating its healing rules and laws, coupled with her love for writing, enabled her to have over 1000 articles published in the Christian Science periodicals. Our film gives viewers an inside look at an individual who would become the longest serving editor of the Christian Science periodicals.
2021 Wide Horizon Herald — Spring Edition (Newsletter)
Click on the thumbnail to download PDF of the Spring 2021 edition of the Wide Horizon Herald newsletter.
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