Article January 29, 1916 Issue

Among the Churches

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Ossining, N. Y.—The first testimony meeting at Sing Sing Prison was held on Thursday evening, Nov. 18, in one of the prison class-rooms. More men desired to attend the meeting than could be accommodated in the room, and future meetings will be held in the chapel. The regular order prescribed in the Manual for Wednesday evening meetings was followed, and a number of splendid testimonies were given by prison inmates, in advance of testimonies by the visitors. Copies of The Christian Science Monitor of even date were given to all who attended the service.—Correspondence.

New York.—During the past ten months the newspapers of the state have published 167 corrections submitted in reply to articles about Christian Science and Mrs. Eddy. The number of favorable articles published, exclusive of answers and lectures, was 163. The number of reports of lectures published was 146, making a total of 476 favorable articles of all kinds published during the ten months.

The total number of books, periodicals, pamphlets, and miscellaneous publications distributed by this office was 16,489.

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