Disaster Relief

My family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your donation towards our recovery from Hurricane Helen. This support is a beautiful extension of the Christ in bountiful action!

My heart is filled with gratitude for the loving support for our family. The grant to help with our Hurricane Helene recovery is greatly appreciated and will speed our recovery from this event. The quick response to our request and compassionate conversations to understand our need is so appreciated.

The financial gift provided significant relief from the expenses of our home repair after the storm in early June. We are strengthened by this proof of how our trust in the love that comes from God is manifested in meeting every human need. Thank you for being the outward expression of that love!

I want to thank you for the grant to repair flood damage to our lower level. We were able to pay the required down payment to start the work and a second required draw. Thank you for making that possible.

We humbly thank you for your generous gift to us in support of our repairs and cleanup following Hurricane Beryl. The work was successfully accomplished with these funds.

This grant arrived after I was mandatorily evacuated from the approaching wildfires. I see it as an indication of support from my fellow Christian Scientists. As the wildfire was getting near, I was reminded that it is only a house — that my home is always with me. I’m making that distinction now in my thinking and it has helped.

Thank you for helping me replace my fence blown down by Hurricane Ian. I so appreciate the loving assistance.

The joy I have for the support of our Christian Science community and the peace of knowing all my needs are already met, is certainly felt and known in my heart. As I move forward on my journey with the renewal of my home, I know there will be many opportunities for progress. With God nothing is impossible.

I was raised in Christian Science, and yet there I was in this place of darkness. Today, the load seems lighter, the view clearer, and the ability to move forward possible.

I feel like a “bystander” sitting on the sidelines watching God prepare a room for me in His many mansions. I am extremely grateful to have what appears to be the most pressing immediate needs taken care of. I am confident that the divine economy is at play here, not mine!

This has helped in rededicating my study and concept of substance, which, as Mrs. Eddy states, is incapable of decay (or discord) or any kind of diminishment and is, truly, spiritual. The financial grant helped keep the home and farm out of potential foreclosure. With deepest gratitude to God and our movement.

This has been a humbling and progressing time for me. God’s provision and tender care has been so visible and unwavering. Onward and upward.

When “all else fails” is what mortal mind wants us to think, but the one Mind, which fills all space, wraps us all in the arms of Life, Truth, and Love and we are free to feel God’s presence. When we know the absolute nothingness of mortal suggestion, we feel at rest.

I’ve had a profound transformation over the past six months and I now have confidence that God is meeting our every need. I don’t have to fear a door being closed, because another way comes through loud and clear. The financial gift is evidence of that. This feels like a “time out of time” to let something come forth — a new birth perhaps!

In these days, I am especially re-dedicated to progressing spiritually and helping our church progress and support the community with better outreach to those seeking Truth. This is our time to shine as Christian Scientists and I am grateful for the support that allows us to progress on this path as a light in the community and world.

I have been deep in my “closet” these days . . . studying, reading, writing, praying, and learning so much about the infinite bounty of Spirit. This gift is an expression of that bounty as well as an expression of the thoughtfulness, generosity, alertness, and so many other spiritual attributes of my fellow Christian Scientists.

I’m deeply grateful for this blessing for myself and family! Yes, we have a renewed sense of vigor, vibrancy, and joy. We are feeling the unselfed love, support, and buoyancy the grant represents. With love and boundless gratitude.

I am truly humbled at how God provides a table for us in the wilderness, if only we reject the ravings of fearful mortal mind, put away false pride, and turn wholeheartedly to God as the source of our supply, not questioning or doubting how our material needs will be met.

The help in meeting my immediate need is so deeply appreciated. I had no savings due to intense family issues over the years where I was able to help bless those in need — so, it is so poignant for me to be on the receiving end of your love and support at my time of healing.

The Inn in the Good Samaritan’s story is a spot of quiet respite, to breathe in the inspiration of Truth and Love. It’s a place to feel His tender care and warm embrace that enables me to exhale the healing presence which awaits my awakening to this fact of my being. I feel the assurance that “He cares for me past measure!”

We are treating this not as a time of anxiety and fear, but rest and realignment of purpose with the divine.

“To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, today is big with blessings!” Thank you so much and someday I will return the favor.

I am filled with gratitude. One thing I have been working on during my recent prayer has been to include, “how may I serve?” when I am leaning on the Sustaining Infinite for assistance, guidance and answers.

It is during challenging times (that we never want to repeat) that we seem to grow the most. This growth, through better understanding God’s loving care for all, enables us to help not only our family, but our community — and the world.