This summer, our church sponsored a free public talk on Christian Science with international speaker, Tom McElroy. He streamed his talk with us via Zoom and now we are happy to share the replay of the video with you right here.
Watch the replay of this inspiring and powerful talk, “Spiritual Discovery How You Can Better The World” — and find out more about Mr. McElroy below!
About Tom McElroy
I’ve always loved meeting new people and learning fresh and inspiring ideas. Through my study of Christian Science, I’ve found that a better understanding of God helps me connect with all kinds of people and to appreciate and enjoy the many diverse expressions of divine Life and Love which fill the globe.
It was Tom’s interest in different cultures, people, and ideas that led him to study philosophy at university. During his university years, he was also able to participate in a few study-abroad programs which took him to France, Belize, Vietnam, China, and Tibet. He’s now been to every continent but Antarctica.
During these travels he experienced many proofs of God’s ever-present care for His global family.
After graduating from university, Tom obtained a position as the senior loan officer in charge of a mortgage company’s most active branch. At the same time, he also worked with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s department as a volunteer chaplain in men’s, women’s, and youth correctional facilities, giving Christian Science services and one-on-one interviews.
These experiences gave him many opportunities to rely on and prove the power of God’s laws of goodness and harmony, which govern all of creation and bring immeasurable benefits to all mankind, even in the most adverse situations.
Tom now devotes himself to the full-time public healing ministry of Christian Science. While serving on the Board of Lectureship, he has spoken at probation facilities, universities, public schools, churches, and for public service groups — like those serving homeless and at risk youth — as well as in other general public venues.
Tom McElroy gives lectures in both English and French.