Article May 26, 1917 Issue

Among the Churches

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South Pasadena, Cal.—At the beginning of the year First Church of Christ, Scientist, voted to purchase the two lots at the northeast corner of Oak Street and Fremont Avenue for a building site. This church was organized five years ago with seventeen charter members, and the first service was held Sunday, Jan. 21, 1912. A Sunday school was organized, and reading rooms were opened in Jacob's Hall, which had been rented for the church services. This hall was outgrown in two years, and in August, 1914, the church secured the Woman's Club House for its services. The building fund was started soon after organization.

South Pasadena Record.

Lanarkshire, Scotland.—During the year ending Jan. 31, twenty-two letters were written to the press. Four were not inserted. First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Glasgow, distributed 5987 Sentinels, 1603 Journals, 41,301 Monitors, and 1740 miscellaneous. For the Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy there have been distributed to the troops 7475 copies of the periodicals and pamphlets. The Trustees under the Will also donated to the libraries of Glasgow nineteen subscriptions to the Sentinel, nineteen to the Journal, and nine to the Monitor.—Committee on Publication.

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