Article February 10, 1917 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Paul A. Tulleys, Ralph H. Watts, Clarence Layton, Hiram E. Tuttle, Frank O. Smith, Warren C. Klein

Bloomfield, Neb . (Society).—Ezra W. Palmer, lecturer; introduced by Paul A. Tulleys, who said in part:—

The healing work of Christian Science is important, but its scope is much broader than the mere treatment of physical ailments. In fact, it is a system of thought and living presented to the world nineteen centuries ago by the great master Physician, Jesus the Christ, and applicable today, through the operation of immutable divine law, to all problems of human experience. Christian Science brings to us the sunlight of truth, the truth regarding God as ever present and unchangeable good, and the truth regarding man, the real man, as God's image or expression. It gives us freedom in large measure from bondage to fear and belief in the necessity of disease and other inharmonious conditions. Its practical appeal has gone out to all parts of the world, and today thousands of adherents are testifying to its healing efficacy.

St. John, N. B., Canada (First Church).—Edward A. Merritt, lecturer; introduced by Ralph H. Watts, who said in part:—

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