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Front of First Church of Christ, Scientist in Tallahassee
Monochrome picture of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Church Building circa 1961.
Protestantism versus Catholicism: The Ever Evolving Nature of Church Growth
This essay looks at the tensions between Protestantism and Catholicism and analyzes the shifts within these tensions, noting the revolving nature of them from accommodation to conflict to cooperation and back again. This essay focuses specifically on…
Main Worship Hall
This is the main worship area where majority of the Church's members go. This is mainly for the adults and there are other areas next to this room for children of younger ages.
The First Christian Church of Tallahassee
This is the main building of The First Christian Church of Tallahassee. Inside there is all the different sanctuaries for all ages. This is the Church's main building, the only other building is a small office.
Role of Religion in Politics
The first of many constitutional amendments in the United States was formally separating the role of religious institutions from the government. Centuries later, religion is still mentioned when watching presidential debates or when talking about…
First Church of Christ, Scientist Centennial
Tallahassee Democrat article on the Tallahassee Christian Science Church celebrating its centennial.
The Influence of Modern Culture on American Christianity
Religions are regularly shaped by the society that adopts them and Christianity is no different. Since it’s beginnings Christianity has both shaped the societies that have embraced it and been shaped by the societies as well. In modern America,…
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Church Building
Front of church building, taken slightly to the left of front. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Church, Tallahassee, Florida
First Church of Christ, Scientist Church Sign
Upper portion of front of church showing sign of the church name.
Christianity: An Outdated Past
An essay describing the reasons the Church, after thousands of years of growth, is losing members