The Christian Science Endtime Center was founded in 1996 by Stanley C. Larkin for the purpose of preserving Mary Baker Eddy’s school of Christian Science.

We believe Mary Baker Eddy is uniquely associated with the prophecy of the God-crowned woman in the twelfth chapter of the Apocalypse and that she is the representative of the Second Coming of Christ. (see Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, pp. 118:6; 565:18; 577:4)

We accept Mrs. Eddy’s prediction that “Christ will give to Christianity his new name, and Christendom will be classified as Christian Scientists.” (Pulpit and Press, p. 22:9)

We accept Mrs. Eddy’s prophecy: “In answer to on-coming questions will say: I calculate that about one half century more will bring to the front the man that God has equipped to lift aloft His standard of Christian Science.” We believe Stanley C. Larkin fulfilled this prophecy. (see The Christian Science Standard, Vol. 6, Number 1, pp. 17, 18)

We accept the Bible prophecies of a global conflagration; we also accept Mrs. Eddy’s prophecy “Material history is drawing to a close” (No and Yes, p. 45) and her statements in “Science and Health” on pages 96 and 97 on the endtime.

We hold the Bible to be the divinely inspired revelation of Truth and of God’s plan of salvation for the redemption of the human race.

We further hold our denominational textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, to be the key to the Scriptures fulfilling the prophecy of the “little book” in Revelation 10, and we believe that it is equally as much revealed truth as is the Bible.

We endeavor to preserve and disseminate the class teaching Mrs. Eddy gave in her College.

We use the Bible Lessons prepared by early students of Christian Science because they help to reinforce Mrs. Eddy’s class teaching.

We believe The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston is that concept of Mrs. Eddy’s church which must necessarily conform to her words: “Despite the prosperity of my church, it was learned that material organization has its value and peril, and that organization is requisite only in the earliest periods in Christian history. After this material form of cohesion and fellowship has accomplished its end, continued organization retards spiritual growth, and should be laid off…” (Retrospection and Introspection, p. 45:15)

The Christian Science Endtime Center is not affiliated with The First Church of Christ, Scientist located in Boston, MA.