Christian Science After 1910

Christian Science After 1910 by Andrew W. Hartsook traces the history of the Christian Science movement following the death of Mary Baker Eddy. Beginning with the pivotal events of 1910, it follows decades of organizational change, leadership decisions, internal disputes, legal challenges, and developments within The Mother Church. The book seeks to help readers understand the complex events that shaped the movement throughout the twentieth century.

Through 34 chronologically arranged chapters, Hartsook examines church governance, publishing, court cases, disciplinary actions, financial and media initiatives, and changing interpretations of authority. The volume also includes historical appendixes concerning Mary Baker Eddy’s will, the Christian Science Publishing Society, and the Board of Directors. It offers a detailed historical perspective for readers interested in the development and challenges of Christian Science after 1910.