Do you want to learn more about Christian Science and healing?
Visit our Reading Room.
A Christian Science Reading Room is a bookshop and a place full of resources to help you on your spiritual journey.
Phone: 01932 857369
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri - 10.00 am - 1.00 pm
1st Saturday of the Month - 10.00 am - 1.00 pm
The Reading Room is staffed by members of our church who are happy to discuss questions, sell you stock items, help you in your research, direct you to helpful websites or let you quietly study and pray in the room provided for that purpose.
In the study room you can listen to and read:
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The weekly Bible lessonor go online to listen to
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talks and discussions on a wide range of topics of general interest
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browse Christian Science web sites
- jsh.christianscience.com
JSH-Online is a site designed to heal, inspire and guide you on your spiritual journey. It doesn’t matter what your religious beliefs are – here you can interact with a community of spiritual seekers. Questions are answered, there are audio chats and interviews, and you can listen to hymns and link into other Christian Science sites.
Also available - the King James Bible and Bible study aids such as commentaries, concordances 'Concord', dictionaries and atlases.
All authorised Christian Science books, magazines and CDs are available for purchase. These include:
· books and CDs for children,
· CDs of hymns and music
· CDs of talks and accounts of healing
· biographies of Mary Baker Eddy who founded the Christian Science Church
· booklets and pamphlets on a range of topics
· publications including The Sentinel, The Journal and the weekly edition of The Monitor newspaper
· all the writings of Mary Baker Eddy
Reading Circles will next meet online Tuesday 12th November
at 6.30pm and continue reading:
The King James Bible
Deuteronomy chapter 17, verse 1
Click here to join the meeting online via Zoom
NB: these meetings are online only
Everyone in the community is always welcome – do visit us!!
to find a Reading Room in the UK near you use the Journal Directory