Article April 28, 1917 Issue

Among the Churches

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Seattle, Wash.—The first services were held yesterday [March 4] in the first unit of the new church home of Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, at Eighth Avenue and Seneca Street. Until the needs of the congregation call for the addition of the last unit, the present portion, just completed, consisting of the Sunday school auditorium, which seats one thousand persons, will be occupied. The auditorium of the finished structure will seat twelve hundred persons.

The Post-Intelligencer.

Kingston, N. Y.—The edifice of First Church of Christ, Scientist, was dedicated Sunday, March 18. This organization was established in April, 1896, and incorporated in December of the same year. For twelve years the services were held in a private house, then for more than six years in a small chapel which was provided for the purpose in 1908. In April, 1914, the work of building the new church was begun, and on Dec. 6 of the same year the first Sunday service was held in the new building.

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