Article July 29, 1905 Issue

Work in Sydney, Australia

Clifford A. Newman

IT is with heartfelt gratitude to God, the giver of all good, and also to our Leader, Mrs. Eddy, that we report the growth and activity of every branch of the church work. The attendance at our services has steadily increased, and for some time past our hall has been quite inadequate to accommodate those who desired to come.

Many difficulties were encountered in the endeavor to secure a larger hall for our services, but now we all rejoice that divine Love has met our need in this regard, and a suitable church home has been procured at Royal Chambers, Castlereagh Street, with a seating capacity for two hundred and fifty persons.

Two services are held on Sunday, the average attendance at the combined services for the past few months being one hundred and thirty-eight. Many strangers are present at our testimony meetings, where we hear numerous expressions of deepest love and gratitude to our dear Leader for this wondrous revelation of Truth given in Christian Science, whose message of healing is bringing surcease to the brokenhearted, strength to the weak, and salvation to the sick and sinful. This message of love was first brought to our shores by our text-book, and it has gladdened and transformed many homes in this land of the Southern Cross. We often hear good testimonies of healing through the reading of Science and Health. One was that of a young man saved from a suicide's grave.

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