Article October 14, 1905 Issue

Among The Churches

with contributions from Mary E. O'Harra, Edwin Park, Ella Fairfield, Raymond C. Herbst

The Christian Scientists of Lexington have just occupied new and more commodious and attractive quarters in the Southern Mutual Investment Building. and increasing interest and a bright outlook is reported. —Correspondence.

The Christian Science Society of Coronado Beach will soon be in a home built for the use of Christian Science and its upbuilding in our midst. The spirit of loyalty and love for our Cause and its Leader is active among us, and we are called to increased spiritual effort and overcoming for Truth.—Mary E. O'Harra, Secretary.

Those in Oneida, N. Y,. who are yielding allegiance to the teaching of Christian Science, met on June 12 and organized as an incorporated church. The new church starts with a membership of sixteen and an increasing attendance, which is now above thirty.

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