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I said, “Go out a little while.” She did and that little creature rose right up, yawned and rubbed his eyes. I set him down. He walked to the door and his mother took him. (Historical File: Henry R...

than any other, is done, our Cause will not “stand and having done all stand.”Demonstration is the whole of Christian Science, nothing else proves it, nothing else will...

Richard Kennedy (1849–1921) Born in Barnet, Vermont, Richard Kennedy first met Mrs. Eddy (then Mrs. Glover) in Amesbury, Massachusetts, in 1868, when he was nineteen years old and boarding at the W...

Chronic invalid healed (1870–1874)(Jenny Coffin to Mrs. Eddy)Your wonderful [S]cience is proved to me. I was a helpless sufferer six long years, confined to my bed, unable to sit up one hour in th...

great height called to see her. He had on dark goggles. She asked him if he were not afraid when he took that leap. He explained to her that if he were to become afraid...

no reason for her remark, and claimed none, and we concluded it was merely mirthfulness. We parted with the usual affection, but have never seen her since, and certain u...

I treated the little fellow and told his mother that she need have no further fear, for her son would be able to walk and run with other children. Three days after, the boy was playing in the yard...

much impressed when Mrs. Eddy stepped on the balcony with her hands open and upturned with the simplicity to receive and to give, as the Father had made it possible for...

decided in Mrs. Eddy’s favor. In September 1901 she chose Mr. Kimball, along with William McKenzie, to act as editorial assistants to her when she was working on her final major revision of Science...