Article January 17, 1914 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from John C. Lathrop, Ada Noble, H. A. Peairs, Frank W. Waters, E. J. Simpson, Eugene Hill, J. Charles Ross, Henry Deutsch

Prof. Hermann S. Hering delivered a lecture on Christian Science Monday evening [Dec. 29] under the auspices of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., in the church edifice at Falmouth, Norway, and St. Paul streets. John C. Lathrop, the first reader, introduced Professor Hering. Mr. Lathrop said in part:—

A lecture to be delivered on Christian Science is of unusual interest to many persons. A reliable prospect of being shown the way to obtain true happiness, to maintain good health, and to gain spiritual understanding, is the sum total of honest human endeavor, and is the day-star which attracts to Christian Science all classes of people.

The large and intelligent audience gathered here this evening is evidence of a spontaneous and universal desire to know the truth and the way to present salvation, and this means to know God and His divine laws aright. Many thousands of people have found that Christian Science reveals this way, and our lecturer of this evening is strongly qualified by teaching and by practise to elucidate this vital subject.—The Christian Science Monitor.

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