Josh Niles, CSB
Christian Science practitioner & teacher
Christian Science practitioner & teacher
For much of my life I've had a desire to serve others. This desire led to activities like tutoring, coaching, teaching Sunday School, as well as serving in the Army. Each of these activities, but specifically the military service, significantly shaped my understanding of God and His unbreakable divine laws. It was there that I began to understand that this prayer-based system of healing that Mary Baker Eddy discovered and named Christian Science is the most significant thing in the world, for all mankind.
I genuinely feel that this Science of Christ healing is perfectly poised to help humanity today, liberating it from the oppressive nature of materialism and mortality with its sickness, sin and death. Since 2008, I have dedicated my full time and attention to the healing practice of Christian Science and am now teaching students how to effectively pray for themselves and others.
I genuinely feel that this Science of Christ healing is perfectly poised to help humanity today, liberating it from the oppressive nature of materialism and mortality with its sickness, sin and death. Since 2008, I have dedicated my full time and attention to the healing practice of Christian Science and am now teaching students how to effectively pray for themselves and others.
In 2010, I was appointed to the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, where I still serve today, sharing the message of God's healing and transforming love with diverse audiences in many parts of the world, opening the doors to see the spiritual nature of life, health and prosperity.
Today my lectures are designed to help folks better understand Christian Science and the significance of its discovery and its discoverer, Mary Baker Eddy, while the main focus in my life remains practicing and teaching Christian Science.
My wife, Darci, and I live in Boise, Idaho.
Today my lectures are designed to help folks better understand Christian Science and the significance of its discovery and its discoverer, Mary Baker Eddy, while the main focus in my life remains practicing and teaching Christian Science.
My wife, Darci, and I live in Boise, Idaho.
Here are a couple of videos of me and some of the things I enjoy:
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Bike tour: Olympic Discovery Trail, Pacific Northwest
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Kayaking the Selway River, Idaho
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