Lydia G. Worth (?-?) was born and died in an unknown location. Worth lived in Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1880s and 90s and worked as a milliner. She studied Christian Science with Josephine Curtis Woodbury, a student of Mary Baker Eddy, in 1886 and later withdrew from her association in 1887. She then studied with Sarah H. Crosse, who was also a student of Eddy. Although Worth expressed an interest in studying with Eddy herself, there is no record of her doing so. She became a member of the Church of Christ (Scientist) on March 21, 1886. Worth was a Christian Science practitioner and contributed articles to the March 1888 issue of The Christian Science Journal.

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