Christian Science practice
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Ginny Luedeman, Jake Lowe, and Nate Frederick all make themselves available to pray for others. They’ve made a commitment to be in the public healing practice. They got together at the NYC Spiritual Activist Summit 2012 to talk with summit participants about what it’s like to be a Christian Science practitioner these days.
Posted on Friday, January 18th, 2013 at 10:50 am | Follow responses with the RSS feedTopics: Church, Practitioners | Tags: Christian Science practice, Christian Science practitioner, Ginny Luedeman, Jake Lowe, Nate Frederick, NYC Summit 2012
This so touched my heart and reconfirmed that I am already in the practice. I am a call back type person and finally had a practitioner that calls and text me back! What a glorious time this is for CS and hence the world! Thank you, Ginny, Jake, and Nathan. I know alot about each of you and so love and respect what you are doing for the movement! Yay and Yay!!!! I think this will inspire some to move on towards the practice, and lift those up who are already there! Yes, we need more of this!!!!!!
This is an awesome podcast. Each practitioner had something to say that I found very helpful.
Ginny- making a clear distinction between treating a patient’s thought, and your own thought-especially important working as a Christian Science nurse I would add too
Jake- giving the 100 dollar bill back to the one who needs it- great metaphor!
Nate- your experience about all the amazing quotes and ideas that flowed spontaneously in sharing with a patient- and your general tone – all of you- wonderful tone under-girds all the sharing, thanks so much!
Wow, what a great talk and great questions — and definitely a good showing that you don’t have to be a certain “type” of person to be a CS healer — all three of the speakers come from different backgrounds humanly, and yet the sincerity and their devotion to God really shine through. :-)
What a powerful healing to close the discussion with Nate!
Devotion to God AND devotion to helping others find healing through that strong presence of knowing God! :-)
This was so awesome. Thank you so much. Love rocked the stage in NYC. Thank you all for your beautiful expressions!!!
This was really interesting! One thing that surprised me was the part about practitioners calling the patient back. In all my 4 decades as a CS no practitioner has ever called me back, so I was happy to hear that this actually happens sometimes.
I loved hearing that part, too!
This is outstanding! We need more of these!!