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For over 100 years, the Herald has been part of the family of periodicals established by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science. Read more about what this magazine has to offer — in print and online.


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Uncluttered and contemporary, the Herald has been designed with the reader in mind.

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Inspiring and healing content

The healing Principle taught and demonstrated by Christ Jesus is in operation today. Learn more about this divine Principle and read how individuals have been healed through reliance on Christian Science prayer. You’ll find articles, testimonies, pieces for children and young people, and more in every issue of the Herald.

Inspiring and healing content

Directory of Christian Science resources

The complete list in your language of Christian Science churches and societies, Reading Rooms, and College Organizations, as well as Christian Science Nurses, Practitioners, and Teachers, worldwide.

Directory of Christian Science resources


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Whether you’re on a computer, tablet, or smartphone, it’s easy to make the Herald part of your day.

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New content each week

We’re constantly adding new content to dive into. You’ll always have something on your reading list.

New content each week

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You’ll never miss an issue of the Herald. New issues are released each month and more than a century of past issues are easy to find and read.

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Quickly find what you’re looking for with advanced search features. Search by keyword, title, author, date range, and more. The entire Herald archive is at your fingertips. What will you read first?

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The Herald is written by readers, for readers. Share the inspiration and healing you’ve experienced through your practice of Christian Science. We want to hear from you! Find out more about contributing to the Herald.

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La missione de l’Araldo

L’Araldo della Scienza Cristiana fu fondato nel 1903 da Mary Baker Eddy. Il suo scopo è di “proclamare l’attività e la disponibilità universali della Verità”. La definizione di “araldo”, come indicata in un dizionario: “colui che avverte — un messaggero mandato avanti per annunciare l’approssimarsi di ciò che segue”, dà un significato particolare al nome Araldo ed inoltre indica il nostro dovere, il dovere di ognuno di noi, di vedere che i nostri Araldi assolvano alla loro responsabilità, una responsabilità inseparabile dal Cristo e annunciata per la prima volta da Gesù (Marco 16:15): “Andate per tutto il mondo e predicate l’evangelo ad ogni creatura”.

Mary Sands Lee, Christian Science Sentinel, 7 luglio 1956

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