Discover thought-provoking connections between Christian Science and women’s rights movements of the twentieth century.

Why was 1886 a big year for the Christian Science church? Find out from the Mary Baker Eddy Papers team, in this recording with a live audience.

Glimpse what happened at this one-day event for employees of The Mother Church, which showcased some compelling items from the Library’s collections.

Listen to the inspiring story of the namesake for the most prestigious honor in the theater world.

Find out what was at stake for Eddy in reaching out to cherished family members, despite significant barriers in culture, education, and religion.

Why do Christian Science branch churches have special Communion services, while The Mother Church in Boston does not? Find out in this episode, which also explores how the religion approaches this aspect of Christian worship.

Learn about the position of soloist at The Mother Church—and the celebrated soprano who helped set high standards for the role.

Learn how American G.I.s found their faith sustaining them when confronted by wartime’s innumerable challenges.

Learn about the complicated beginnings of global interfaith dialogue in a groundbreaking 17-day conference at Chicago’s 1893 Columbian Exposition.

Listen to a conversation with Heather Vogel Frederick, author of Life at 400 Beacon Street: Working in Mary Baker Eddy’s Household.