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Image description: Collage. First image shows the Pew Edition and the Musician's Edition of the 2008 Hymnal Supplement, as well as the "Let's sing!" CD and the accompaniment CD. Other smaller collage photos include: a photo of series author Dr. Robert Rockabrand, and a stack of various editions of the 1932 Christian Science Hymnal.
Chapter 10: The 2008 Christian Science Hymnal Supplement

THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMNAL: HISTORY, HERITAGE, HEALING

Follow the development of the first new Christian Science songbook to have been published in over 75 years.

Image description: Triptych collage of images. From left: Photograph of Marilynne Robinson, seated on a comfortable chair on a stage. Hardcover copy of "Reading Genesis," with an iridescent cover. First page of Genesis, from a Bible from the 1500s; the page is darkened and time-worn and includes an elaborate sketch of the Garden of Eden.
Reading Genesis with Marilynne Robinson

PODCAST — May 2025

Find out how Marilynne Robinson’s fresh insights on the book of Genesis relate to its spiritual significance for Mary Baker Eddy.

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Earline Shoemake

women of history

Read the untold story of a woman who surmounted poverty and racism to serve the Christian Science movement.

Collage image: Portrait sketches of Sylvester Graham and Ephraim Cutter.
Who were Graham and Cutter?

Ask a Researcher

Find out why Mary Baker Eddy might have mentioned these two men in Science and Health.

Collage image of Eddy at desk; 569-571 Columbus Ave. in Boston; Eddy to Noyes, 12/27/1886; John Wilson and Son to Eddy, 3/23/1886.
All in a day’s work—
December 27, 1886

From the Papers

See what handling a day’s worth of correspondence entailed for the busy founder of Christian Science.

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Welcome to The Mary Baker Eddy Library

Since opening to the public in 2002, the Library has offered a place to explore the life, ideas, and achievements of Mary Baker Eddy, who discovered and founded Christian Science—a pioneer whose work touched the fields of religion, health, and journalism. 

The Library houses a rich and extensive collection of original materials that includes documents, art and historic artifacts, photographs, books, and audiovisuals that document the history of the church she founded, up to the present day. 

Explore this website to learn about the Library’s programs, podcasts, exhibits, and archives. Ask us your questions…and read about our research.

Video: “Mary Baker Eddy: A Life of Discovery”

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