From the Collections: A small book notes a big story
Read about early efforts to organize the Christian Science movement.
Voices of a Global Movement: The building of the Oconto church
Photograph of lumberjacks in Wisconsin, c. 1890s, Courtesy of Chippewa Valley Museum. Along the northwest shore of Lake Michigan, the small town of Oconto, Wisconsin, became a focal point in the history of Christian Science. About 2,600 people resided there in 1870,...
What titles did Eddy consider for the Christian Science textbook?
Read in her own words how the name was ultimately chosen.
Science and Health Subscription Edition: A Brief History
The story of the “Subscription Edition1” began in 1900. William Dana Orcutt, who worked for Mary Baker Eddy’s printers, proposed the publication of a larger and more elaborate edition of Science and Health.
Why did Mary Baker Eddy disband her church in 1889?
Read about a particularly pivotal year in the history of the Christian Science movement.
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