Article July 4, 1931 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from George Laidler, Nina G. Brown, Howard S. Reed, Elizabeth A. Thomson, Rachel Hill, Admer D. Miller, Harry C. Moore

South Shields, England (Society).

Lecturer: Miss Lucia C. Coulson; introduced by George Laidler, who said:—

It is more than twenty years since I first heard of Christian Science through a relative who had been healed of a condition which had been pronounced by a medical practitioner as incurable. I was most incredulous, and although during a period of years I heard of other remarkable healings, I continued to hold to my own convictions, as Christian Science seemed to me too transcendental. It was not until after attending a Christian Science lecture that I began to realize that Christian Science was very different from what I had believed it to be, and I was encouraged to investigate the subject further; and I am grateful indeed for that first lecture.

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