Article April 17, 1915 Issue

A sincere study of Christian Science is attended by a marked...

S. T. Downs

Bedford (Ind.) Democrat

A sincere study of Christian Science is attended by a marked spiritual uplift and moral regeneration which is freely acknowledged and commented upon by all classes of people who are in a position to observe and know. Christian Science, in other words, being demonstrable truth, not only awakens the desire to be more godlike, but it furnishes the positive rule by which one may grow, gradually perhaps but surely, "unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ." It is thus that Christian Science is reforming mankind of all manner of sin, and healing every known disease, and this healing ministry extends to hundreds of thousands of grateful mortals in all parts of the world.

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