Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science Healing

Mary Baker Eddy's spiritual healing practice grew out of her devotion to God, her Biblical research, and her first-hand explorations of the medical treatments of her day. Chronically ill from childhood, she sought help from diverse healing systems, including drugs, diets, water-based therapies, and homeopathy. Her study and practice of homeopathy led her to some important insights into the mental nature of illness and cure—what is known today as the mind/body connection.
    Following a serious accident in 1866, she experienced a profound healing through prayer as she read an account of one of Jesus' healings in the New Testament. This experience motivated her to study the Bible in depth to understand how she had been healed and whether spiritual healing could be replicated and practiced consistently. Gradually, she began healing many others through a method of spiritual treatment she would define as "Christian Science." Convinced that what she had discovered could be practiced by anyone, she began teaching her system of healing to men and women, who in turn established successful healing practices of their own.

    In 1875, Mrs. Eddy published her major work, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, in which she defines and explains spiritual healing through a reliance on God, the Divine Mind that governs all.

Christian Science Healing Practice in Singapore

Christian Science Practitioners are spiritually experienced people who bring healing to others through prayer, and can also answer questions about the benefits that come from exploring and practicing Christian Science. Practitioners use Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures as their primary resource for helping others. They are listed in The Christian Science Journal, which is available at the Christian Science Reading Corner.

Christian Science Singapore Outreach

"All my work, all my efforts, all my prayers and tears are for

  humanity and the spread of peace and love among mankind."—Mary Baker Eddy, 1907

Distributing Science and Health to Community Libraries

The Christian Science Society of Singapore continues to develop and carry out a programme of community outreach. Currently, our primary method of outreach is distributing Science and Health (in English, Mandarin, and Malay languages) to community libraries throughout Singapore. We also promote the use of our reading corner, and we host public talks by professional Christian Science Lecturers.

Christian Science Lectures