How
to Make Change for the Better
with Janet Hegarty, CSB
Saturday, 18.June 2022
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About
the talk
“How
to make change for the better,” a talk
by practitioner of Christian Science healing and international
speaker, Janet Hegarty. Hegarty’s talk will explore
a fresh perspective of God as all good and only good,
and how it can directly affect our lives and world for
the better. This on-line event is free and open to everyone.
Her
ideas come from the Bible and are practiced in a prayer-based
method of healing called Christian Science. Christian
Science is fully explained in the book, which Hegarty
will reference, Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures, written by the movement’s founder,
Mary Baker Eddy. Hegarty will also share her own experiences
that illustrate effective change, like being cured of
an allergy and recovering from a sudden career derailment.
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About
the speaker, Janet Hegarty
Before
becoming a Christian Science practitioner, Janet
Hegarty had a career producing original music for
theatre and film. Though finding success, she felt
an underlying sense of fear for her health and uncertainty
about the future.
The
new concepts about God found in Christian Science
moved her to a feeling of fulfillment and security.
More than a superficial change in attitude, Hegarty
felt the life-changing power of God’s goodness.
Today
she helps others find this kind of healing too,
and travels from her home base of St. Louis, Missouri,
to talk with audiences as a member of the Christian
Science Board of Lectureship.
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“Permanent,
substantive change in our lives often needs more than
a new look, a different job, or even a pill. To find lasting
peace and even physical healing, we have to go deeper
than just managing surface symptoms. Like a building needs
a strong foundation, we can find a secure life foundation
by discovering the unfailing source of our being. This
source is the one, all-good God--not an unpredictable
man in the sky who arbitrarily blesses some and condemns
others, but Life and Love itself, the very Principle of
everything real and good.”
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