Editorial October 25, 1900 Issue

The Lectures

Editor

The large audiences that have recently assembled to hear lectures on Christian Science, tend to emphasize the great work which is being accomplished by this branch of the movement.

The attendance at the lectures, from the start, has been most gratifyingly large. The crowds that greeted the lecturers in greater New York last year are yet fresh in our memory.

Thousands listened intently to the different lectures there. In the less important cities, numerically, the proportionate attendance has not been less than in the greater ones, while in the smaller places, even the villages, the relative numbers attending and the interest manifested, have been such as to indicate, in a striking manner, the depth of interest of the general public in the healing Truth.

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