Bicknell Young grew up a Mormon, pursued an ambitious and successful career as a musician, had a dramatic healing through Christian Science, and spent the rest of his years dedicated to the practice of Christian Science. Taught by Mr. Kimball in 1895, he became a teacher himself in 1902, and then followed Mr. Kimball into the lecturing circuit in 1903. Like his mentor, Mr. Young was an excellent communicator, and filled halls wherever he went. From 1909-1913 he was resident practitioner and teacher in London, England. He was selected by Mrs. Eddy to replace Mr. Kimball (who had passed on) as teacher of the Normal Class in Boston (the class to teach teachers) of 1910, an in- dication of the high regard Mrs. Eddy had for Mr. Young.  Read more...

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