Berenice H. Goodall (c. 1833-?) was born in Littleton, New Hampshire, and died in Massachusetts. She married Ira Goodall in Littleton in 1851. She worked as a dress pattern dealer and Christian Science practitioner in Boston, Massachusetts. Goodall was a student of Julia S. Bartlett's and completed the Normal class taught by Mary Baker Eddy in October 1887. She was one of the First Members of The Mother Church, later known as "Executive Members," who was one of twenty elected to join the original twelve members of the church when it was formed on September 23, 1892.

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