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First Church of Christ, Scientist, Roseville
News Blog
Announcements
See the Archive for recently removed items
Please contact Dick Frantzreb (FCCSRosevilleNews@gmail.com or 916-781-2900)
for information that should be added to this site.
Latest update 10/22/24)
- On Saturday, October 5, the Annual Meeting of The
Olive Glen featured a talk by Michael Mooslin, CS titled "The Spirit of the
Lord Working Within Us." You can listen to an
audio recording of this talk on this page:
www.theoliveglen.org/talks.
(added 10/9/24)
- This past Sunday night (10/6) Third Church of
Christ Scientist, New York City was host to an
online lecture by Alexandre Fischer, CS. The title of the
lecture was "How Spiritual Perception Brings Healing,"
and the replay is available on YouTube via the Third
Church website,
www.thirdchurchnyc.com. (added 10/9/24)
- From Message to The Mother Church for 1901 by Mary Baker Eddy:
"To my sense the Sermon on the Mount, read each Sunday without comment and
obeyed throughout the week, would be enough for Christian practice."
Following on this thought, everyone is invited to assemble in our Reading
Room on the first Monday of the month at 1:00 p.m.
for a reading
of the Sermon on the Mount. The next
session (on October 7) will include reading of the Sermon from
the Amplified Bible. If you have a copy, please bring it with you. (updated
9/10/24)
- Sentinel Watch: Tackling the
Underlying Threat to Democracy
This Sentinel Watch features
Mark Sappenfeld, Editor of The Christian Science
Monitor. Here is a description: "There are signs of deep
political divisions around the world. Many have polarized into camps in
which each side is convinced it is right and is unwilling to listen to the
other. What's the remedy? [Mark Sappenfield has] been thinking and praying a
lot about this. He shares what he feels is one of the key underlying issues
in this divide, and how we might pray about it, too." Deb notes that
much of Mark's presentation refers to the Sermon on
the Mount. Click the following to access a page with a link to
this presentation:
https://sentinel.christianscience.com/sentinel-audio/sentinel-watch. (added
8/26/24)
- Hymn sing plan
Our after-church
hymn sings will be held only on the first
Sunday of even-numbered
months. Accordingly, the next hymn sing will be
after church on December 1. Of course, the focus will be on
Christmas hymns and carols. The
second-Sunday plan will remain, alternating between gathering in the
Sunday School and going out for lunch. (updated 10/6/24)
- The Sermon on the Mount at The Mother
Church's Reading
Room
At 1:00 p.m. every Sunday (which would be 10:00 a.m. our
time), anyone can access, by Zoom, a reading of the Sermon on the Mount at
The Mother Church's Reading Room.
Here is a link to the page with the Zoom link. (added 8/27/24)
- Press-Tribune ad - October
Every week for many years, we have had
an ad in the
Press-Tribune's "Community Worship Services" section, along
with similar sections in the
Rocklin Placer Herald and the Loomis News. For most
of that time, the content of the ad has changed very little.
For the month of October, our ad will
highlight Sunday School.
Click here
to see the ad. (updated 10/22/24)
- Jointly Maintained CS Reading Room
Facebook page
With the imminent dissolution of the Jointly
Maintained Reading Room, its Facebook page will be terminated effective
August 30. Special announcement:
The Davis Church will assume sponsorship of the page within the next few
weeks, and it will include daily inspirational postings as before. The
new page address will be announced here when it is available. (updated
8/26/24)
- New All-audio section of
ChristianScience.com
There is a new section
of The Mother Church website that brings all
TMC audio materials together in one place. Go to
www.christianscience.com/audio, and you will be able to play:
- Sentinel Watch,
- 3 special presentations from the Monitor,
- The Daily Lift,
- The MBE Library's podcast, Seekers and Scholars,
- The Sunday and Wednesday services at The Mother Church,
- Online lectures,
- A continuous reading of Science & Health,
- A continuous loop of songs and hymns from the Publishing Society, and
- Children's songs and stories.
There are also links to audio materials that may be purchased.
(added 7/3/24)
- War and Peace
As we yearn how to respond to the situations in Ukraine
and Israel, here are some
helpful resources:
-"How I'm Praying about the Israel-Hamas War,"
by Shelley Richardson et al., from Sentinel, 10/20/23 -
click here (added 12/5/23)
-"How Can I Pray
About All the Wars Going on?" by Jean Whitehead, from Teen
Connect, 11/28/23 -
click here (added 12/5/23)
-"How to Stop a War,"
by Emily Byquist, from Sentinel, 2/23/15 -
click here. (added 7/8/22)
-"There Is No Reality in War,"
by James A. Vincent, from Sentinel,
1/27/40 -
click here. (added 4/19/22)
- "God with
Us' All," by Jeannie Ferber,
Sentinel, 2/24/22 -
click here
- "Overcoming Aggressive Evil," by Christine
Jenks Herlinger Driessen, Journal, 1/21 -
click here
- "A Healing Reaction to Barbarity,"
by Naomi Price.
Click here to open in a new window. (added 4/5/22)
- For a replay of the
Monitor's panel discussion on March 25,
2022 on
"Finding Resilience in Ukraine"
click
here. (added 3/28/22)
-"War
- and Peace - in Ukraine," by Amelia Newcomb from Sentinel,
4/25/22 -
click here. (added 7/8/22)
- "How Are You Praying About
Ukraine?" from Sentinel, 3/18/22 -
click here
- Here is a page that summarizes the Monitor's
coverage of the war in Ukraine
Click here. (updated 3/21/22)
- "A Conscience That Cannot
Die" by Ralph Byron Copper, Journal, 6/87 -
click here
- "A Prayer for Ukraine and Russia,"
by Suzanne
Goewert, the CS Monitor, 3/4/22 -
click here
- Flowers
Here is Eltha's latest floral gift: click here. (updated
10/6/24)
- Zoom address
For Wednesday Evening Meetings and business meetings through the end of the
year, the meeting ID will be 835 2830 8479 (no
password). Or just click on this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83528308479.
For telephone-only access, dial 669 900 9128, followed by the
meeting ID. (updated 7/28/22)
- Hymn usage
For the convenience of our readers (and anyone else)
you can check out hymn usage at our services
using this document. (updated weekly)
- PayPal
Our church can now gratefully accept online
donations via PayPal at this link:
www.paypal.me/csroseville.
(added 9/14/20)
- Archive
Looking for something that used to be on this
page? Try the Archive page (use button at left). (added
9/25/21)
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