From the Mary Baker Eddy Papers
Articles highlighting our ongoing effort to annotate and digitally publish Eddy’s correspondence, sermons, and other manuscript materials.
From the Papers: M. Bettie Bell—“At last the light did shine”
Meet one of Mary Baker Eddy’s most active and loyal students—and one of her most prolific correspondents over decades.
From the Papers: James A. Neal—“A Healer such as I have long waited”
Get to know this early Christian Scientist through his years of correspondence with Mary Baker Eddy.
From the Papers: “Instructions, rebuke and encouragement”—Eddy’s letters to Daisette and William McKenzie
Read insights we’ve been gaining from her correspondence with two students she deeply valued.
From the Papers: Mary Baker Eddy and photographer Sereno A. Bowers
In this photo essay, enjoy rich images of Eddy and her home in New Hampshire.
From the Papers: Dr. M. Augusta Fairchild corresponds with Mary Baker Eddy
Find out what led a medical pioneer to explore Christian Science for herself—and the impact it made.
From the Papers: “It will never do to be behind the times”
Learn how the typewriter’s introduction in the late 1800s impacted correspondence from the desk of Mary Baker Eddy.
From the Papers: Insights on Eddy’s writings—the Phillips family of Lynn
Read about a family who befriended Eddy during a transitional time in her life, and with whom she shared a notable Thanksgiving.
From the Papers: Mildred Nettie Hall McQuaid
Meet a woman who helped establish Christian Science in Denver—and also had a vibrant theater career.
From the Papers: Printing Science and Health to meet demand
Find out how the book’s 26th edition was distributed, amid steady requests for individual and bulk orders.
From the Papers: New beginnings
Meet people whose encounters with Christian Science changed the directions of their lives.
From the Papers: A short letter opens a long story
See how one frontier couple’s experiences highlight the expansion of Christian Science in Colorado.
From the Papers: “A Worthy Disciple”
Learn what helped Mary Baker Eddy determine a student’s readiness for instruction in Christian Science.
From the Papers: M. Bettie Bell—“At last the light did shine”
Meet one of Mary Baker Eddy’s most active and loyal students—and one of her most prolific correspondents over decades.
From the Papers: James A. Neal—“A Healer such as I have long waited”
Get to know this early Christian Scientist through his years of correspondence with Mary Baker Eddy.
From the Papers: “Instructions, rebuke and encouragement”—Eddy’s letters to Daisette and William McKenzie
Read insights we’ve been gaining from her correspondence with two students she deeply valued.
From the Papers: Mary Baker Eddy and photographer Sereno A. Bowers
In this photo essay, enjoy rich images of Eddy and her home in New Hampshire.
From the Papers: Dr. M. Augusta Fairchild corresponds with Mary Baker Eddy
Find out what led a medical pioneer to explore Christian Science for herself—and the impact it made.
From the Papers: “It will never do to be behind the times”
Learn how the typewriter’s introduction in the late 1800s impacted correspondence from the desk of Mary Baker Eddy.
From the Papers: Insights on Eddy’s writings—the Phillips family of Lynn
Read about a family who befriended Eddy during a transitional time in her life, and with whom she shared a notable Thanksgiving.