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which rested the demonstration of Christianly scientific healing.During this period, Mrs. Eddy was also taking steps to forward her Cause, this Christian movement of spiritual healing, outside of B...

This and much more of a severe nature caused me as the Mother of this Church to ask earnestly “What shall she do to be saved?” and I think God has answered me and bidden...

the Annual Meeting of this Church held December 2nd, 1889.Please read in Science and Health page 92 paragraph 5.31Owing to the spirit of the letters received from certai...

The dawn of 1890 found Mary Baker Eddy at one of the most significant crossroads in her life. She had left Boston, Massachusetts, settled in Concord, New Hampshire, and resigned as Pastor of her Ch...

January 1891, included a number of highly significant changes: there was a new arrangement of chapters, including several new chapter titles; marginal headings had been incorporated for the first t...

left Boston. The man who was healed related his experience to a Christian Scientist in Los Angeles in 1903: About eighteen years ago, while living in Boston, I fell from...

doings, and had forgiven and forgotten any things that he had uttered against [her].” She closed this letter: O do show me how great is your love for God by forgiving, ye...

a demonstration of this healing “grace” in action. Two days after the following incident, he recounted the experience to Arthur Maxfield, who included it in his reminiscences:...

visited Mrs. Eddy in her home. He told her he was dying of consumption. A week later, he wrote her: I am healed. I realized it the next day after I saw you. . ....