VISITING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NURSING SERVICE FOR - The Facts

The PC was asked by the newsletter's then editors to take control of its production. The PC widened its customer base to consist of all Christian Science nurses advertising in The Christian Science Journal. From the newsletter's creation through 1996, publication continued without any subscription cost. The PC organized a 2nd International Christian Science Nursing Conference.

The choice was made by the PC to lawfully include to provide continuity for the essential work under the picked name Christian Science Nursing Interaction Network, Inc. (CSNCN). More Discussion Posted Here formed a Board of Directors, composed By-laws and integrated in the State of Oklahoma in March. In December of that year, the United States Irs gave CSNCN provisional tax-exempt status as a 501(c)( 3) non-profit organization, which was later on made final.

In February, the members of the newly formed CSNCN Board of Directors, Esther Joscelyn, Betty Miller, Katherine Pennington, Pam Roberts, and Jane Schmidt, satisfied at Arden Wood in San Francisco California to hold the first business Annual Satisfying, in accordance with the new CSNCN By-laws, and to plan a conference for the fall.

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The Conference was held at Arden Wood, November 6 8, 1998 with the style "Renewed Vision: Taking Our Healing Ministry Into the 21st Century," based upon Isaiah 62:10,11 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy 599:6 -7. All of the founding board members finished their terms according to CSNCN by-laws which need rotation in workplace.

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The Conference was held at Principia College, July 5 8, 2001 with the theme of "Seeking to Our Wayshower: The Life and Ministry of Christ Jesus as a Model for, Christian Science Nursing." The next Conference with the style of "Very much Cherished, Rejoice" based on Paul's letters of encouragement and hope was held once again at Principia College July 10 13, 2003.

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By mid-summer, many of CSNCN's board stepped down. With the turnover of 4 of the 5 board members, it appeared that the work of CSNCN would be put on hiatus. However, in October of that year, founding board members Esther Joscelyn, Betty Miller, Katherine Pennington, and Pam Roberts joined staying member Pam Whitney on the board to protect the activity of CSNCN as they moved into a Conference year.