Article July 12, 1930 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Louise Binney Smith, Florence V. Hawley, Mayme Ambrose, Grace M. Packer, Frederick W. Gourlay, Wilma M. Sage

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS (First Church).

Lecturer: Frank Bell; introduced by Mrs. Louise Binney Smith, who said:—

Christian Science came into my own experience over thirty years ago, and since then it has sustained me in sorrow, strengthened me when in doubt or fear, and freed me from many diseases without the use of drugs or the application of any material method. On one occasion the unselfed love of a Christian Science practitioner led her to speak the word which instantaneously healed me of a painful rheumatic condition which had recurred for several winters and had made it very difficult for me to walk. In that moment I felt that something hard and uncomfortable in the hidden places of my thought had melted away, and the hard, stiff, uncomfortable bodily condition went with it. This healing took place over eight years ago, and it has been permanent and complete.

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