Christian Science Church Claygate
Welcome to First Church of Christ, Scientist, Claygate & Esher 45 Hare Lane, Claygate, Surrey KT10 9BY
Telephone (answering machine): 01372 463058 Charity registration number.: 268539
We are an active community of spiritual seekers and healers.
You are warmly invited to join us to find healing, comfort and guidance. Please see What's On below for the time of our services and the link to ‘Join us online’. Recordings can also be heard on Soundcloud, found on the 'Join Us Online' page. Information about our in-person and online Sunday School is under the tab ‘Young People’
For further enquiries please email our Clerk
HOW UNDERSTANDING GOD CAN MEET OUR NEEDS
This lecture by Monique Hertgen was held in our church on Saturday 20th April
SERVICES & MEETING 2023
Sunday Service/Sunday School 10.30am
This week's Bible Lesson Sermon subject is ‘Adam and Fallen Man'
Wednesday Testimony Meeting
1st Wednesday in the month - 12.30pm
Rest of the month - 7.30pm.
If you can't make it to the church building at 45 Hare Lane, Claygate, KT10 9BY, try joining us online.
Reading Room Open Every Thursday 10.30-12.30
TEXT MESSAGE MEETS A NEED
TEXT MESSAGE MEETS A NEED
Christian Scientists are very familiar with Mrs. Eddy’s statement in her seminal work, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures: “Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human need”. This may include the need for supply, health, home, companionship, employment, and so on, and when these needs are met, we feel grateful that God, our loving Father-Mother, is ever-present and is always meeting our need, even when it seems otherwise.
I had an experience a few years ago when divine Love met my need in a very unexpected way.
LET THERE BE PEACE ON EARTH - And let it begin with me
One of my favourite hymns is number 521 from the new Christian Science Hymnal Supplement. The first line says it all:
“Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me”.
A couple of years ago, we found ourselves dealing with a tricky situation with our neighbours...