Article July 22, 1905 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from C. E. Ware, Professor Fawley, Alice Thrall

The announcement of the lecture to be given by Mr. Edward A. Kimball on Christian Science drew a large audience last night [May 26] to First Church of Christ, Scientist. In introducing the speaker of the evening, Mr. C. E. Ware, of the Evanston church, said:—

Christian Science is a remedial agent which appeals to all classes of people, because it is showing man how to get away from the degradation of sin, how to escape the tortures of disease, and how to adjust his life to the demands of right thinking. Because of erroneous philosophies of life, man has been tossed about as a ship in a storm without a rudder. Through the understanding of Christian Science, the waves of the boisterous sea of human thought are being stilled, and man finds that divine Mind protects and guides him through his many vicissitudes into the calm and quiet waters of a scientific understanding of God and man's relations to Him.—The Evanston Press.

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