Article August 22, 1901 Issue

Among the Churches

with contributions from F. E. Goodall, Alfred M. Gold, Allie Hatch

We are pleased to report growth and progress in the cause of Truth in Spokane, Wash. The demand for more commodious quarters for our reading rooms has been met. Rooms were secured in the Spokane and Eastern Building, and have been nicely furnished and arranged for the convenience of the public, visitors in our city, and for the members of our local church.

On Thursday, July 11, 1901, the rooms were formally opened, and during the afternoon and evening a large number of people visited the rooms, many expressing delight and thankfulness for this step taken in advancing the work in Truth.

We feel very grateful for the writings of our Leader, Mary Baker G. Eddy, and also for all the publications of The Christian Science Publishing Society. Another evidence of the growth in Truth is the steadily increasing demand and sale of all the literature.

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