Article June 3, 1905 Issue

Among the Churches

with contributions from Caleb H. Cushing, Fannie K. Klima, Marion A. Patrick

The act defining manslaughter, in which Christian Scientists have been so much interested, has been passed by both Senate and House, has been signed by the governor, and has thus become a law. It is most gratifying to know that previous to the passage of said act it was amended in such a way as to be satisfactory to Christian Scientists.

Caleb H. Cushing.

During the years 1903 and 1904, First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Cedar Rapids, la., sent to The Mother Church the sum of $777.70. In 1903 the church purchased a lot for building purposes and entered into obligations to meet the payments therefor. Owing to this, the church has not contributed as much to The Mother Church Building Fund as the members desired. Now that the obligations for our lot are nearly fulfilled, we recognize the importance of directing every effort toward the completion of The Mother Church edifice, and at our quarterly meeting, on April 7, it was resolved that a monthly collection be taken for The Mother Church Building Fund, and forwarded to the Treasurer.

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