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Political figures
- Nancy Astor, Viscountess Astor _ Born Episcopalian
- Ralph Owen Brewster
- John Ehrlichman - Lapsed toward the end.
- Robert W. Goodlatte
- H.R. Haldeman
- Lord Lothian - Born Catholic
- Scott McCallum
- Charles Percy
- Christopher Shays
- Lamar Smith
- John D. Works
Entertainers
- Carol Channing
- Joan Crawford - Born Catholic
- Doris Day - Born Catholic
- Colleen Dewhurst
- Val Kilmer
- Mary Pickford - Devout Catholic became Christian Science on her mother's death
- Ginger Rogers
- Alfre Woodard
- Alan Young
Atheles
People of a Christian Science background
- Ellen DeGeneres - Excused from classes in High School for being CS, but currently inactive.
- Robert Duvall - Still mentions it as his faith, but not church-going.
- Henry Fonda - Raised Christian Scientist, but drifted later in life.
- Spalding Gray - Christian Science upbringing, later joked about it.
- Jim Henson - Taught Sunday School into his 20s, but later withdrew.
- Danielle Steele - Mentioned in interviews.