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Julia Bartlett: Faithful Follower
Posted on July 5, 2010
Julia Bartlett’s life in Christian Science began when she was in her late thirties. Her life up until that time had been fraught with difficulties. Born and raised in Connecticut, at age sixteen she lost her mother, and thus became a mother to her five younger siblings. As a young woman she spent quite a few years as a bedridden invalid, seeking medical help but finding no permanent relief. Yearning for comfort, she looked in vain to the conventional teachings of traditional Christianity — until a friend sent her a circular about Christian Science in 1880, when she was thirty-eight.
A testimony from Nellie M. Eveleth
Posted on June 21, 2010
The following testimony from Nellie M. Eveleth was published in the December 1904 issue of The Christian Science Journal. This testimony was found using The Ark software program.
Nellie Eveleth is one of the early workers featured in the June 2010 Longyear Museum image gallery, “Mary Baker Eddy’s Household at Chestnut Hill.”
Remember the Days of Old: Preserving the History of Christian Science
Posted on June 7, 2010
Filmed at Longyear Museum and at six of the historic houses where Mary Baker Eddy once lived, Remember the Days of Old: Preserving the History of Christian Science includes rarely seen historic photos, artifacts from the Museum’s collection, and dramatic vignettes.
