Thanksgiving

Just a note to remind everyone that Second Church hosts a Thanksgiving Day service at 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving. The congregation is invited to speak at the service, and testimonies of healing and gratitude are abundant.

Child care is available for the youngsters.

Watermelon Festival in Carytown

The annual Carytown Watermelon Festival draws a huge crowd - over 100,000 people on foot in the shopping district where our church's Reading Room is located. With our doors open - literally - to the festival-goers, we distributed free literature, cold water, and our loving presence in the community. Several people came into the Reading Room to browse, some saying they'd always been curious about Christian Science. We had some lovely conversations, corrected some misimpressions, and re-filled the cold water jug constantly.

Everyone and anyone is welcome to visit the Reading Room at 3431 W. Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia. The Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, as well as other authorized literature and research volumes, are available to be read or purchased. We also sell The Christian Science Monitor.

Annual Meeting of The Mother Church June 4, 2007

Members and those who regularly attend a branch church of Christian Science are invited to view the web cast of the Annual Meeting of The First Church of Christ, Scientist to be available at the Reading Room sponsored by Second Church of Christ, Scientist, Richmond. The Reading Room is located at 3431 West Cary St. in Carytown. The meeting will last one and a half hours and begins promptly at 11 A.M. There is plenty of parking on the block behind the Reading Room and there are several places where you can cut through the block and enter the RR from the rear.

A Healing Church

I get a thrill every time I heard read from the desk, "This is a healing church." How true. From physical ills to relationships, to praying for the world, we put our religion into action. You can't sit on your duff and expect to see results. Prayer is an active, ongoing, individual job, one this church takes seriously as a collective whole. We know, as the Bible promises, that nothing is impossible with God. We've seen the truth of that promise.