High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Society of Christian Socialists, founded in Boston in 1889, was the first self proclaimed Christian Socialist organization in the United States. The primary figure in the creation of the SCS was William Dwight Porter Bliss, an Episcopal priest. Bliss had been interested in social problems and had been active in various groups to help advance the cause of labor. While he was in the First Nationalist Club of Boston, the most important group of the Bellamyite Nationalist movement, he broached the idea of forming a society that would espouse Socialism from an explicitly Christian viewpoint. On February 18, 1889 Bliss, the Rev. Francis Bellamy, the Rev. A. G. Lawson and sixteen others met Tremont Temple to discuss the possibility.

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