Contribute / Donate to our GroupThe Christian Science Informal Group of Tampa Bay gratefully accepts donations, which are fully tax-deductible as allowed by law. We are a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit religious organization that relies solely on donations.
If you prefer, a check payable to "Christian Science Informal of Tampa Bay" may be mailed to: Christian Science Informal Group of Tampa Bay P.O. Box 271282 Tampa, Florida 33688-1282
Receipts for tax records for donations using any method are available from our Treasurer upon request.
Where We MeetWE ARE MEETING BY TELECONFERENCE ONLY. PLEASE JOIN US ON THE TELECONFERENCE LINE.
More About Our Group
In 2004, a small group of dedicated Christian Scientists felt impelled to reach out to others in a more inclusive way. Years of tradition had restricted our vision of the unlimited opportunities to bless our community. We believed that more effective ways could be found to be a part of the community and respond to its needs more fully. While following all the requirements of a branch church of the Mother Church, we have been able to focus our efforts on the spiritual mission of the church, which is to heal and bless all mankind. Our informal setting has contributed toward creating a greater sense of love and connection with each other.
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Teleconference Dial-in
We conduct our church services by teleconference only. You can participate in our church services by conference call by dialing in:
Or you can join the teleconference using an app on your phone or tablet. To see how, click here.
If you want to join online from your computer, simple go to https://join.freeconferencecall.com/cstampabay. Although you may participate in our services by dialing in on the phone, we highly recommend using the Free Conference Call mobile app over WiFi or the FCC website to experience high-quality audio and viewable videos. 
Association with The Mother Church
The Mother Church, Boston
The Christian Science Informal Group of Tampa Bay is a branch of The Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientists in Boston, Massachusetts. The Mother Church has branch churches, societies and informal groups around the world. The branches are democratically governed by their own members under branch bylaws written by those members. They are also governed by the Bylaws given in the Church Manual.
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