JSH-Online FAQ

1. ABOUT JSH-ONLINE

(Overview, Spirituality.com Transition, Permissions and Copyright, Privacy and Security, Digitization)

2. CONTENT AND FEATURES

(Overview, Concord Express, Search, Journal Directory, Herald Content)

3. HOW TO SUBSCRIBE

(Access, Individual Subscriptions, Institutional Subscriptions, Managing My Account)

1. ABOUT JSH-ONLINE

Overview

What is JSH-Online?
- JSH-Online is part of the expanding effort of The Christian Science Publishing Society in Boston, Massachusetts, in partnership with The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and the christianscience.com family of websites, to extend and promote the religion of Christian Science as taught by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science and the author of the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
- JSH-Online is the official website of the Christian Science religious magazines: The Christian Science Journal, Christian Science Sentinel, and The Herald of Christian Science.
- JSH-Online is a monthly subscription website providing access to all of the current print and audio content published by the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald on your desktop computer, mobile tablet, or smartphone.
- JSH-Online is a searchable digital archive of all Journal and Sentinel content beginning with the first issue of the Journal in 1883, including 12 years of Sentinel Radio weekly programs.
- JSH-Online is designed to encourage you to freely share Christian Science with your neighbors, friends, and family in today’s digital, global landscape using integrated features for e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter.

What are the key features of JSH-Online?
- A single subscription that covers all content published by the Journal and Sentinel, the four print editions of the Herald in German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese, and the other 10 online editions of the Herald.
- A Journal and Sentinel archive from 1883 – today by author, title, type, or date, or by any word in the full text of every article.
- 12 years of the Sentinel Radio archives.
- New podcasts and audio as well as the weekly Sentinel Live Audio Chats.
- New blogs and articles from the Journal and Sentinel.
- Go-anywhere mobile access on your tablet, smartphone, laptop, or desktop computer.
- Sharing and collaborating with others through the integrated e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter features, and an online “comment stream.”
- Bookmarking articles in a personal bookmark file.
- Concord Express to link to the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s published writings from references in embedded links throughout the JSH-Online archive.

How does subscribing support The Christian Science Publishing Society?
- JSH-Online supports the continuing mission of the Publishing Society. A subscription to JSH-Online helps to underwrite that mission and further the Publishing Society’s ongoing efforts to achieve profitability and sustainability. JSH-Online is offered as a way to deliver the periodicals efficiently through technologies that extend the reach of the periodicals through mobility and sharing.

Does JSH-Online replace print periodicals?
- No. Print editions of the Journal and Sentinel, as well as the four print editions of the Herald in German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese, will continue to be available for subscription and home delivery, and individual issues may still be purchased in Christian Science Reading Rooms around the world.

Spirituality.com Transition

What is the relationship between Spirituality.com and JSH-Online?
- For more than a year, The Christian Science Publishing Society has been planning, organizing, and designing a new online home for The Christian Science Journal, Sentinel, and Herald, as part of a move to unify and coordinate the online presence of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and The Christian Science Publishing Society within a redesigned and reorganized ChristianScience.com, the official website of The Mother Church (TMC). JSH-Online is part of this redesign. The new unified online presence will enable anyone to find what they are seeking easily, whether they are new to Christian Science or are a longtime Church member and student.
  With the launch of JSH-Online, spirituality.com visitors will automatically be redirected to the public landing page of JSH-Online.com. This public page offers non-subscribers a sampling of free text and audio content, as well as a link to ChristianScience.com for more information about Christian Science. Visitors can also subscribe to JSH-Online.com on this public landing page, for access to more content from The Christian Science Journal, Sentinel, and Herald.

What are some other details related to this transition?
- The spirituality.com domain name and trademark, “spirituality.com” will continue to be owned and used by The Christian Science Publishing Society.
- Those who type the spirituality.com domain name into their browser or use a spirituality.com bookmark will automatically be redirected to jsh-online.com.
- When Internet users search for the word “spirituality,” one of the top hits will continue to be a Christian Science Internet resource with the purpose of welcoming and introducing the newcomer to Christian Science on jsh-online.com in partnership with christianscience.com.
- Before they subscribe, jsh-online.com users will find a sampling of inspiring Journal, Sentinel, and Herald content including free articles, testimonies of healing, blog posts, audio podcasts, and weekly Sentinel Live Audio Chats. They will also find easy navigation tabs at the top of every page to visit christianscience.com christianscience.com for further answers to their questions about Christian Science.
- Subscribers to JSH-Online are encouraged to freely share anything on the site from articles and testimonies to blog posts and podcasts, with neighbors, friends, and family, whether they’re subscribers or not, using the integrated features for e-mail as well as sharing on Facebook or Twitter!

Is content from spirituality.com still available on JSH-Online?
- Articles original to spirituality.com are now part of the searchable JSH-Online database. The words “originally appeared on spirituality.com” will be part of their attribution line.

Are the Sentinel Live Audio Chats available to non-subscribers?
- Yes. The Christian Science Sentinel Live Audio Chats are available to non-subscribers. JSH-Online will continue to host the live chats, and the frequency of the chats will increase from biweekly to weekly. The JSH-Online public homepage will promote all of the upcoming chats and allow all visitors (including non-subscribers) to listen to the live audio events.
- Full access to the replay of previous chats is included with the JSH-Online subscription.

Are the Spirituality.com e-cards still available?
- We're exploring moving the e-cards to a new location on ChristianScience.com to make them available to all site visitors. Please stay tuned.

Can we continue to promote spirituality.com in our Reading Room window displays?
- Yes. Spirituality.com automatically redirects visitors to the new JSH-Online public homepage: jsh-online.com, which includes a sampling of free Journal, Sentinel, and Herald content and allows them to subscribe to JSH-Online. However, as you update your window displays, we encourage you to update the Web address as well.

Can our Reading Room add a link to jsh-online.com on our website?
- Yes. The Link to Us page provides instructions.

Will the links from our church’s website to spirituality.com continue to work?
- Yes. As of April 2, 2012, any bookmarks or website links pointing to spirituality.com will redirect to the new JSH-Online public homepage: jsh-online.com. Existing links to the most used pages on spirituality.com are designed to redirect to their new respective pages on JSH-Online. Direct links to articles, testimonies, and other content will likely default to the JSH-Online homepage.
- As you update your church’s website, we suggest you double-check that links to any of the pages mentioned above are redirecting to pages you intend to connect with.

Permissions and Copyright

Where can I learn more about how subscribers are allowed to use content?
- The Christian Science Publishing Society owns the copyright for, or has acquired rights to use, the content on JSH-Online, but the website gives users extensive features that allow reading, viewing, streaming, downloading, printing, and sharing this content.
- The Terms of Service and the Permissions Page define in detail the permissions and restrictions on content use. If you have questions or would like to request additional permission to share content, please contact copyright@csps.com.

Privacy and Security

Can you tell me more about privacy and security on JSH-Online?
- Please refer to the JSH-Online Privacy Policy for detailed information.

Digitizing the JSH-Online Archive from 1883-Today

How was the digitization of the periodical content accomplished?
- Every copy of the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald, including covers, was scanned using high-quality image scanners. To improve the readability of the issues, the text prior to 1970 was digitally enhanced to make faded words darker, and more legible. We also placed each page on a white background to make it easier to view. If a reader finds a page image that is unreadable, please let us know by using the Site Feedback feature so we can replace the unreadable image as quickly as possible.
- In addition to a scanned image of each issue, the text of every article was digitized for electronic display and searching.
  - Transferring 500,000 print pages of Journal, Sentinel, and Herald, to digitized text required careful design to guide the automation and the extensive manual labor involved. A substantial Coding Guide was written for the digitization process. The rules in the Coding Guide allowed someone unfamiliar with the original content to look at the original print page and use visual clues to identify and tag various elements - such as title, author, contributor, deck, kicker, section, article type, byline, dateline, sidebars, block quotes, pull quotes, line and paragraph breaks, references to the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy's writings, and even the start and end of an article. A related set of rules in the form of a computer program read these tags to reformat the text for consistent display on a screen, and to store the text in a database for easy searching.
  - The project team at CSPS worked closely with outside experts to define rules that would be simple enough to train over 100 overseas coders, but flexible enough to deal with variations across 129 years of publishing, during which the many text elements listed above changed position, typeface, and styling to provide variations and innovations in print page design. Where we were unable to create a rule with enough flexibility to deal with the variations, we worked to develop a plan for enhancing the digitized content in a later phase. Thus the digitization process will continue after the launch of the database.

Why do I find typographical and other errors in the text?
- Transcribing from ink on paper to digital text involves many manual steps. You will find that there are occasional typographical or other errors in the JSH-Online archive, and we invite you to help us correct them. If you find errors in the text, please let us know by going to the Article Feedback feature so they can be fixed as quickly as possible.

2. CONTENT AND FEATURES - Overview, Concord Express, Search

Overview of Content and Features

What content is available as part of the JSH-Online subscription?
- Everything published by the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald
- Digital editions of all print issues of the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald
- New online-original content
- Journal and Sentinel archive from 1883 – today
- Sentinel Radio online streaming archive from 2000 to 2011
- Journal Directory

What features are available on the site?
- Share and collaborate with others through the e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter share features, the comment feature, or the keyword tag feature.
- Bookmark your favorite articles and retrieve them later in your personal bookmark file.
- Search the entire archive.
- Listen to, search, and share 12 years of weekly Sentinel Radio programs.
- Link to Concord through Concord Express by clicking on citations from the published writings of Mary Baker Eddy and the King James Version of the Bible.
- Listen to a continuous audio stream of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy on a Concord Express sidebar widget.
- Go anywhere with mobile access on your tablet, smartphone, laptop, or desktop computer.

What’s available to read online, and what’s available to download?
- For Subscribers:
  - Content to read online: View and read every article as a Web page (HTML format). View and read the Journal and Sentinel periodicals as they appeared in their original format going all the way back to 1883.
  - Content to download: Download the most recent issues (within 90 days of the cover date) of the Journal and Sentinel in the following formats:
    - A color PDF of the full original periodical
    - A printer-friendly version with text only versions of all the articles
    - An ePub format for iBooks
    - A mobi format for Kindle
  - Herald content to download and read: JSH-Online subscribers can download the most recent issues (within 90 days of the cover date) of the four print Heralds in German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese as a color PDF of the full original magazine.
- For Non-subscribers:
  - Content to read online:
    - Non-subscribers can read anything shared with them by a JSH-Online subscriber through the integrated e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter features. Subscribers are encouraged to share content using these features.
    - Non-subscribers can view and read articles featured on the JSH-Online public homepage, as well as browse the entire JSH-Online archive. A subscription is required in order to read full articles.
    - Until Spring 2013, with the official launch of Herald-Online, the Herald pages on JSH-Online will remain open to all visitors.
  - Content to download and read:
    - Non-subscribers are not able to download content from JSH-Online.com
    - Non-subscribers can still purchase individual color PDF downloads of the four print Heralds in German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese from the “download store.”

What audio is available to stream online, and what audio is available to download?
- Subscribers
  - Streaming audio online: Subscribers can listen to streaming audio of every audio product that is available on JSH-Online including:
    - Weekly Sentinel Live Audio Chats
    - New monthly Journal podcasts
    - New weekly Sentinel podcasts
    - An archive of previous Sentinel Live Audio Chats
    - An archive of 12 years of Sentinel Radio weekly programs
    - An audio player which plays a continuous audio stream of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is featured on the Concord Express sidebar widget
    - Streaming Herald audio includes the weekly Spanish radio program, and shorter audio recordings in French, Portuguese, German, and Spanish.
    - “Follow” your favorite JSH-Online audio, and you’ll be notified whenever new audio is added to the site.
  - Downloadable audio content: JSH-Online subscribers can download MP3s of all of the most recent Journal and Sentinel audio content (within 90 days of the posting date), including:
    - New monthly Journal podcasts
    - New weekly Sentinel podcasts
    - Replays of the weekly Sentinel Audio Chats
    - “Follow” your favorite JSH-Online audio, and you’ll be notified whenever new audio is added to the site.
- Non-subscribers
  - Streaming online audio:
    - Non-subscribers can listen to anything shared with them by a JSH-Online subscriber through the integrated e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter features. Subscribers are encouraged to share audio content using these features.
    - Non-subscribers are invited to listen to the weekly Sentinel Audio Chat from the JSH-Online public homepage.
    - Non-subscribers can also hear other featured streaming audio content on the JSH-Online public homepage.
  - Downloadable audio content:
    - Non-subscribers can download the weekly Sentinel Audio Chat.

How do I view or download full issues?
- The most recent issues (within 90 days of the cover date) are viewable online, or downloadable in a number of formats.
- After 90 days, all issues in the archive going back to 1883 are viewable online.
- To download an issue, click on the “download” button to choose from Color PDF, Print-Friendly (black and white) PDF, ePub Format (iBooks), or mobi Format (Kindle). The “download” button accompanies the cover image of the issue, either on the homepage, or on an annual “issues” page.
- To view an issue, click on the “View this issue” button to open a viewer. The viewer does not offer a print or download feature. The “View this issue” button accompanies the cover image of the issue on the annual “issues” page.

When are digital issues of the print Journal and Sentinel periodicals made available online?
- New digital issues of the print Journal will be available online three weeks prior to their publication date. The print Sentinel periodicals will be available online two weeks prior to their publication date. The homepage will display the current issue based on its publication date, but you'll be able to access the upcoming issues (2-3 weeks prior) by browsing the issues by year, month, and week.

Why are there both color and black-and-white PDF downloads on JSH-Online?
- JSH-Online offers full color PDF downloads of the most current issues of the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald periodicals so that subscribers can read each issue in its original format. For subscribers who want to download and print issues quickly, as well as save on storage space, the black-and-white text-only PDFs are a helpful option.

Are there full-text transcriptions of the audio content on JSH-Online?
- No. At this time the audio content on JSH-Online has not been transcribed beyond title, guest name, date, and introduction texts or descriptions included with each audio podcast, chat, or program.
- Radio and other audio programs transcribed and published in the print periodicals are available in the JSH-Online database.

Can I link to JSH-Online from my website?
- Yes. The Link to Us page provides instructions for those who would like to link to JSH-Online.com.

Is the eBibleLesson and MyBibleLesson included in the JSH-Online subscription?
- No. The eBibleLesson and MyBibleLesson publications will still be maintained as separate online subscriptions.

Concord Express

Do you have to own or subscribe to Concord to be able to use the Concord Express feature?
- No. Concord Express is an integral feature of JSH-Online which is included in your JSH-Online subscription.

What is Concord Express?
- The Concord Express sidebar widget is an easy way to search or access the King James Version of the Bible and writings of Mary Baker Eddy directly on JSH-Online.
- Concord Express is also an integral part of the JSH-Online archive of Sentinel and Journal articles. Whenever an author has quoted from the Bible or Mary Baker Eddy’s writings, giving a specific citation, that citation appears as a link which you can click to take you back to the original source.
- Concord Express also features an audio player which plays a continuous audio stream of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

I found a citation in a Journal or Sentinel article that wasn’t linked to Concord Express—why not?
- To create a link to Concord Express, three elements were required in the original article: a book name, a page or chapter number, and a text string in quotes. When one of these elements is missing in the original article, a link cannot be made.
- Additionally, quotes in early articles cannot be linked to Concord Express because they refer to early editions for which the page and line numbers do not correspond to Concord books. For this reason, there are no links for quotes from Science and Health prior to June 1911, no links to Mrs. Eddy’s other books until January 1915, no links to the Hymnal until 1933.
- It is not possible at this time to make links from non-English quotes in Heralds.
- If you see citations for which you think a link could be made, please let us know by using the Article Feedback or Site Feedback features. We will happily review your suggestion, determine if a link can be made, and make it as soon as possible.

Search

Where do I look for help using the search feature?
- Please refer to the JSH-Online “Search Help” page for quick tips as well as more advanced search tips.

Is the JSH-Online searchable database fully completed? Or will batches of archive content continue to be added to the site over time?
- Since the April 2, 2012 launch, all of the existing Journal and Sentinel archives are now available and searchable.
- Archives for the Herald, going back to the very first issues of the German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese periodicals, will be made available in Spring 2013.

How often is the searchable database updated with new content?
- Content on JSH-Online is updated daily, and all new content is immediately searchable to subscribers.

What is included in the searchable database?
- The searchable database on JSH-Online includes:
  - All content from the most recent issues of the Journal and Sentinel going all the way back to the first issue of The Christian Science Journal on April 1, 1883.
  - New online-original content such as articles, testimonies, and blogs.
  - Replays of Sentinel Live Audio Chats and podcasts, which are searchable by title, guest name, and short written descriptions.
  - Sentinel Radio (weekly program) archives for the past 12 years, searchable by title, guest name, and short program descriptions.
- In Spring 2013, Herald content—including every issue of the German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese magazines going back to the the first number of the German Der Herold der Christian Science in 1903 to the most current issues today—will be included on the Herald portion of JSH-Online, and will be searchable using the unified JSH-Online search engine.

What is not included in the searchable database?
- Advertisements, schedules, directories, listings, etc. have been omitted from the JSH-Online searchable database.
  - All of this content is viewable using the “view online” feature when you browse past issues.
  - All current advertisements, lecture schedules, radio broadcast listings and schedules are available throughout the site, and in the digital PDF editions of the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald.
- Images, for which we do not have rights for online use.
- Content for which we do not have rights for online use, such as some “Items of Interest” articles published in the Sentinel.

What is the best way to find Mary Baker Eddy’s contributions to the periodicals?
- A special feature allows you to refine your search to Mary Baker Eddy’s contributions to the periodicals, under any of the bylines she used. To do this, click on “Mary Baker Eddy” under the “Author” heading in the “Refine your search” column on the right side of the search results page. All of Mary Baker Eddy’s known contributions matching your search will appear in the search results.
- You can also search under a specific byline Mary Baker Eddy used, by typing that name in the “Search by Author” box using quotations on the Advanced Options page (e.g. “M.B.G.Eddy”)
- See also the Search Help entry for this topic: http://jsh.christianscience.com/searchhelp#articles-by-mbe

Can I search audio content on JSH-Online?
- Yes. You can search non-transcribed audio content on JSH-Online by title, guest name, date, or by keywords which appear in the introduction texts or descriptions included with each audio podcast, chat, or program.
- You can also search for radio and other audio programs transcribed and published in the print periodicals in the JSH-Online database.

Have you assigned a topic to each article, and can I search by those topics?
- We have not assigned topics to each article. However, subscribers can add topics to articles by using the keyword tagging feature at the bottom of each article. This will allow you to highlight what you feel the focus or topic of an article or a testimony is for the benefit of other subscribers. The keyword tags you add will become searchable, and over time this will become another way for users to find what they’re looking for.

Can I search for translations of articles into other languages?
- In Spring 2013, when the full archive of the German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Heralds is added to the database, users will be able to search in these languages as well as in English.

How can I find a specific volume and issue of a periodical?
- JSH-Online is designed to browse past issues by date rather than by volume and issue number. If you know the date of a specific issue, simply go to the “issues” tab on the Sentinel or Journal pages, choose the year and month for the Journal, or further choose the week for the Sentinel.
- Additionally, it is possible to perform a search from the JSH-Online search box to find a specific volume and issue using the formats shown below. To perform this search, the volume and issue must be preceded with attr_file_code_s: and must be followed with an asterisk (*): attr_file_code_s:JRL_1884_002_12*.
  Here are some examples of how to search by volume and issue. Note that the volume and issue both must have leading zeroes, meaning volume will always fill three digits (i.e. volume 8 is 008) and issue fill two (i.e. issue 1 is 01):
  - JRL_1884_002_12 (for Journal, 1884, Volume 2, Issue 12)
  - SEN_1924_026_31 (for Sentinel, 1924, Volume 26, Issue 31)
  - JRL_1950_068 (for all Journals from 1950, Volume 68)
  - JRL_1950 (for all Journals from 1950)
- See also the Search Help entry for this topic: http://jsh.christianscience.com/searchhelp#find-specific-issue

Journal Directory

Is the Journal Directory of Professional Services and Church Information available on JSH-Online?
- Yes. The Journal Directory search tool, including the most current listing information for Christian Science Practitioners and Teachers, Church Services and Reading Rooms, Christian Science Nurses, Christian Science Organizations at Universities and Colleges, and Committees on Publication is available on most pages within JSH-Online.

Herald Content

Does JSH-Online include Herald content?
- Yes. While the full Herald-Online site is still in development, visitors to JSH-Online will continue to have free access to the 14 Herald websites, including many articles, testimonies, and audio in five different languages.
- The directories of Christian Science churches, practitioners, teachers, nurses, and other listings are available in each language on each of the Herald websites as well. All current international church and professional services listings are also available through the Journal Directory search tool.
- Subscribers can download color PDF files of the most recent print editions of the German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Heralds. Non-subscribers can purchase individual issues as PDFs from the “download store.”

When will the full archive of Herald content be available?
- With the introduction of Herald-Online in Spring 2013, The Herald of Christian Science site will expand significantly to include the searchable archives of the German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Heralds from the first issue of Der Herold der Christian Science in 1903 to the most recent issues today.

Will you be offering a separate subscription for Herald only?
- Yes. A Herald-Online subscription will be available in Spring 2013. This subscription option will give subscribers full access to the Herald content on JSH-Online, but without access to Journal and Sentinel content.

What functionality will the Herald only subscription include?
- The Herald-Online subscription will include the same functionality as the full JSH-Online subscription, but without access to Journal and Sentinel content.

Can I search for translations of articles into other languages?
- In Spring 2013, when the full archive of the German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Heralds is added to the database, users will be able to search in these languages as well as in English.

3. SUBSCRIBING - Access, Individual Subscriptions, Institutional Subscriptions, Managing My Account

Access

How do I access JSH-Online?
- Any desktop computer, laptop, smartphone, or tablet which has an Internet connection can access JSH-Online. Type jsh-online.com into the address bar on your Internet browser (e.g. Safari, FireFox, Google Chrome, Explorer) and press “enter.”

What are the system requirements?
- JSH-Online is accessible from any device with an internet browser (e.g. Safari, FireFox, Google Chrome, Explorer). Your browser settings must be set to "accept" cookies in order to log in.

What guidance can you give me if I am having trouble accessing JSH-Online?
- Verify that your browser is set to accept cookies
- Clear the cache on your browser. The following link provides instructions regarding cache on different browsers - http://www.wikihow.com/Clear-Your-Browser%27s-Cache
- If you continue to have difficulties, try using a different web browser.

Do I have to use the same computer every time I access JSH-Online?
- No. JSH-Online is accessible on any Internet-connected computer or mobile device. If you are accessing JSH-Online from a device for the first time, you will need to log in with your username and password. If you use a computer that isn’t yours, be sure to log out of JSH-Online when you finish.

Do I need Flash to use JSH-Online?
- No. JSH-Online is compatible with devices that operate without Flash, including mobile devices.

Do I need Adobe Acrobat to use JSH-Online?
- No. You can view PDF issues through the built-in PDF viewer on JSH-Online. If you download the PDF version of an issue, you may view the PDF in Adobe Acrobat or any other PDF viewing software.

Are there any JSH-Online apps for my smartphone or tablet?
- No. JSH-Online is designed in a mobile friendly format which automatically adjusts to the screen size of any mobile device.

Individual Subscriptions

How do I subscribe?
- Go to the top of this page, above the gold JSH-Online banner, and click "subscribe" in the upper right corner. Or go to the homepage, JSH-Online.com, and click the blue "Subscribe Today" button on the right. You will need a credit card, and an e-mail address, to complete the simple subscription process.

When I subscribe, how soon do I get access?
- Immediately upon subscribing you will have access to JSH-online and all of its features.

Is billing for JSH-Online every four weeks or monthly?
- You will be billed each month on or around the same day as your subscription started.

Can I give a gift subscription?
- We do not have a specific gift subscription option. A single credit card can be used to pay for multiple subscriptions. Please note that all e-mail communication regarding subscriptions will go to the e-mail address that is used in conjunction with the password for site login.

Is there a way to subscribe to a single online periodical rather than to all of them?
- No. JSH-Online gives you access to all the Christian Science religious magazines, including The Christian Science Journal, Sentinel, and all 14 language editions of Herald.
- Starting in Spring 2013, we will be offering a Herald-only subscription.

Institutional Subscriptions

Can Christian Science Reading Rooms subscribe to JSH-Online?
- Yes. An Institutional Subscription is available for public access computers such as in Reading Rooms. Click here for more information about this type of subscription and to find a link to subscribe.
- The Institutional Subscription is available to Christian Science Reading Rooms, branch churches of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Christian Science nursing facilities, or other organizations with a mission conducive to supporting the practice of Christian Science at the sole discretion of JSH-Online.

Managing My Account

How do I manage my account?
- Once you are logged in, click on “my account” in the upper right hand corner of any page to manage all aspects of your account.

Where do I manage my print subscriptions?
- To manage any of your print subscriptions, please visit www.CSsubscribers.com.

How do I cancel?
- To cancel a subscription, please use the "my account" feature in the upper right hand corner of any page. Click on the "Manage your subscription" option and then use the cancel feature on the right hand column. For assistance, click here to contact us.