A Christian Science Lecture – Sunday November 1, 2026 at 2:00 pm
Progress is INEVITABLE — It begins with VISION
Fears and obstacles dissolve in amazing ways as we gain a clearer understanding that life and reality are of God.
Openness to our divine nature replaces limited beliefs with spiritual understanding. Cultivating our spiritual view–true vision–enables good to unfold in unexpected ways. Dave Hohle explores how we can yield to a purer, more loving understanding of life and reality. He connects timeless insights from the Bible with modern examples of how learning more about God heals bodies and transforms lives.
2:00 pm – Sunday November 1, 2026
Second Church of Christ, Scientist, Vancouver
1900 West 12th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6J 2E9
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(604) 928-2408 – Howie
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Dave Hohle, CSB
Dave Hohle, CSB, is a Christian Science practitioner, teacher and member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.
When Dave Hohle was growing up, he noticed that some people around him were able to deal with issues with what seemed like a natural grace and simplicity. They expressed joy and freedom, uncomplicated by fear. These individuals were Christian Scientists.
Growing up, Dave attended Christian Science Sunday School, where he learned about God as near and practical, and began to see that he could rely on God to operate in his own life. He learned that Christian Science didn’t involve blind faith or ritual, but instead encouraged individual intelligence informed by divine Mind. He began to notice unmistakable effects in his life—his attitude changed, his experience was enriched, and his confidence grew. He developed an increasing sense of completeness, abundance, and a greater sense of what might be possible.
In 1981, Dave took Christian Science class instruction, and applied the teachings in all aspects of his life — from his family, to earning an MBA, to health and well being. He once found himself unable to move after suddenly collapsing. After praying with a Christian Science practitioner he regained complete freedom and resumed activities like playing tennis, volleyball, and riding a motorcycle.
Dave became a Christian Science practitioner in 2006, and a Christian Science teacher in 2009. He and his wife live in downtown Chicago, where he continues to practice and teach. They also enjoy spending time at their home in Northern Michigan, along with their dog, Lacey.
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