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the power and grace that exist for the healing of mankind, individually and collectively—the same power and grace that underlay all of Mary Baker Eddy’s healing works.

About Peter healing the lame man (recorded in Acts 3:1–8), Mrs. Eddy told Irving Tomlinson in 1907: That is just what we have to do today, heal the physical ailments. We...

the First Reader of The Mother Church: “Is not healing the sick the highest and best thing done in the field? Yes, it is: our great Master made it thus.”7 And to a Christian Science lecturer she wr...

At another time Mrs. Eddy spoke about her own healing work, mentioning one incident in detail. Mrs. Betts recalled the conversation: [Mrs. Eddy] wished she had taken cert...

Conduct your meetings by repeating and demonstrating practical Christian Science. Tell what this Science does for yourself and will do for others. Speak from experience...

of bodily healing. “I join the work of Christ when I heal the sick.” As she said this she rose and, laying her hand gently upon my shoulder, with tears in her deep glori...

paralyzed woman in 1903 when she had welcomed Christian Scientists to Pleasant View (see pp. 212–213). From 1948 to 1955 Miss Clark advertised in the Journal as a Christian Science practitioner in...

Mary Baker Eddy began 1896 by delivering a communion address in her Church in Boston, Massachusetts—The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist. In her talk she turned thought away fro...

healing practice under his teacher’s guidance, but after she left, he returned to shoemaking. In 1901 when various charges were being made in the press about the early days after Mrs. Eddy’s discov...