Article August 4, 1906 Issue

Progress in England

ALICE A. HOUBLON.

Apart from the many in this country who have found in Christian Science, health, happiness, and peace, its progress has reached the stage when not only have most people heard something of its healing work, but many have come to recognize that they are confronted with phenomena not easily to be explained away, whatever the supposed power behind may be.

Though the roots of Truth have been strongly fixed in the soil for some years, the growth has been in part unnoticed in the great whirl of conflicting thought. But the plant has now shot up into a stately tree, and can no longer be ignored or hidden amongst the stunted growths surrounding it.

London is the heart of Great Britain; in it the intellect and progress as well as the unconscious impulse concentrate, and the thought strikes out and feeds a movement away from its center. It is partly because of this, perhaps, that the work of Christian Science in London has been so farreaching.

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