“In the back of my mind,” writes Lucia Greenhouse, author of fathermothergod, “was a little boy I didn’t know named Ian Lundman. In 1989, three years after my mother died, Ian Lundman died of untreated juvenile diabetes. His mother had been a Christian Scientist. When Ian became ill, his mother called a Christian Science practitioner (it could have been my father, but wasn’t) instead of a doctor. A Christian Science nurse sat beside this little boy as he lay dying of something that insulin would have successfully treated.” RIFers! In a book group? Check out the end of this post for a special offer for your group.
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Lucia Greenhouse’s Journey Out of Christian Science
Wednesday, July 20th, 2011Press Release: A Life of Being, Having, and Doing Enough by Wayne Muller
Friday, March 19th, 2010As we feel ourselves drowning under the impossible multiplication of activities, responsibilities, deadlines and requirements we all but abandon the pursuit of happiness and peace. But what if we already have enough? In his bold new book A LIFE OF BEING, HAVING, AND DOING ENOUGH spiritual mentor, philanthropist, community organizer, minister and bestselling author Wayne Muller tackles the questions that are facing many people today. What is, for me, my most sufficient offering each day? How do I know what is my authentic sense of sufficiency? Am I following the path of my deepest happiness?










