Article January 28, 1905 ISSUE

The Lectures

with contributions from W. N. Isbell, Willis F. Gross

Plymouth, Mich.

Rev. William P. McKenzie delivered a lecture in First Church of Christ, Scientist, Plymouth, last Sunday afternoon [October 23]. The church was filled with an appreciative audience. Mr. McKenzie was introduced by Prof. W. N. Isbell, who said,—

Kind Friends:—All of us who are Christians believe that Christ was the greatest teacher the world has ever known. I, as a teacher, recognize him as a Master. I believe in education. Christian Science, as I understand it, is educational. In just what way and how much it is educational we will learn more in the pleasant hour I anticipate for you this afternoon. I have the pleasure of introducing to you Rev. William P. McKenzie of Cambridge, Mass., who will speak to us on the subject of Christian Science. Plymouth Mail.

Braintree, Mass.

A good audience assembled in the Town Hall, Braintree, Mass., Tuesday evening [December 13] to hear a lecture on Christian Science by Bliss Knapp of Boston. The lecture was given under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist. The lecturer was introduced by Willis F. Gross of Roxbury, who said in part,—

The earnest seeker for religious truth feels that he is justly entitled to what there is in another's faith that will increase his faith; that he has a right to know what there is in another's light that will help him to live a better life. The Christian believes that truth is one and universal, and that it belongs to no person or class of persons, to the exclusion of others, and he is ever ready to supply his brother's need so far as he is able. We have found in Christian Science that which has helped us in many ways, and we would gladly share it with you.—Correspondence.

Lectures at other Places.

New Haven, Conn.—Judge Septimus J. Hanna, December 4.
Elyria, O.—Frank H. Leonard, December 4.
Dayton, O.—Hon. Clarence A. Buskirk, December 4.
New York City (First Church). Judge Septimus J. Hanna, December 5.
New Rochelle, N. Y.—Judge Septimus J. Hanna, December 6.
Cranford, N. J.—Judge Septimus J. Hanna, December 8.
Chelsea, Mass.—Bliss Knapp, December 8.
Nyack, N. J.—Judge William G. Ewing, December 8.
Walla Walla, Wash.—Bicknell Young, December 9.
Laurel, Miss.—Edward A. Kimball, December 9.
Oregon City, Ore.—Bicknell Young, December 10.
Portland, Ore.—Bicknell Young, December 11.
Washington, D. C. (First and Second Churches).—Judge Septimus J. Hanna, December 11.
Atlanta, Ga.—William D. McCrackan, December 11.
North Adams, Mass.—Judge William G. Ewing, December 11.
Roseburg, Ore.—Bicknell Young, December 12.
Springfield, O.—Hon. Clarence A. Buskirk, December 12.
Council Bluffs, Ia.—Judge Septimus J. Hanna, December 13
Greenback, Ore.—Bicknell Young, December 13.
Ashland, Ore.—Bicknell Young, December 15.
Austin, Minn.—William D. McCrackan, December 16.
Red Bluff, Cal.—Bicknell Young, December 16.
Winnipeg, Man.—William D. McCrackan, December 18.
Brandon, Man.—William D. McCrackan, December 20.
Oakland, Cal.—Bicknell Young, December 26.

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