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Christian Science 'Web Site' Added

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THE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, is further expanding its worldwide outreach via the Internet. A new ''home page'' on the World Wide Web will provide information about Christian Science.

The church is among a growing number of denominations reaching out to the public via cyberspace. The home page will include information about Christian Science; Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer and founder of the denomination; and church-sponsored lectures. Its Internet address is http://www.tfccs.com

The church already sponsors two other web sites: the Religious Freedom home page, which covers constitutional issues affecting religion, and The Christian Science Monitor home page, which presents this newspaper's coverage of events in Bosnia.

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