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When George Glover, Mary Baker Eddy’s son, wrote that he, his wife, and their three children were coming to Boston to spend the winter of 1887–88 with her, the news came at an especially busy time...

Chickering Hall was crowded Feb. 26, for a service which has long been desired by many of the members of the church. . . . twenty-nine children, including...

Halfway through, twelve young ladies each answered a question, responding with a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The Pastor’s grandchildren, Edward, Evelyn, and Mary Glo...

bed with a most distressing hip trouble. . . . Finally the pain became so intense that my dear courageous mother found herself overwhelmed with discourage...

Mrs. Dunbar’s only child, a daughter then about four or five years of age, never had walked. She could creep on her hands and knees but below her knees the bone had neve...

It was not at all uncommon for healings to result from Mrs. Eddy’s public speaking. A young woman from Germany, Bertha Reinke, who had come to America to study medicine and also hoped to find a cur...

“Why, that was Mrs. Eddy!”—Mrs. Eddy?! I had never heard the name before—I left the hall free and well.9 One of the most outstanding examples...

. . . At one time in Lynn I had something like one hundred cases, but a student was perceptively the practitioner. I refused to take patients because I wa...

As Mary Baker Eddy went forward in her life as teacher, author, and founder, sharing Christian Science with mankind, she never stopped healing. In fact, she would not have been able to carry out th...