Article November 2, 1918 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Philip S. Tilden, Charles B. Jamieson, N. S. Greensfelder

Philadelphia, Pa. (First Church).—John W. Doorly, lecturer; introduced by Philip S. Tilden, who said in part:—

Sometimes I have been asked the question, Why are you a Christian Scientist? My reply has usually been about like this: Because Christian Science has brought into my life most of the happiness, the joy, the peace and comfort I have known; because it has helped me and healed me morally, mentally, and physically; because it has given me the ability to withstand the shock of seeming disaster and discord; because it has taught me the correct way to read and understand the Bible; and because it has taught me the truth about God. I believe this would be the answer of every one who is humbly trying to put into practice this great truth.

Chicago, Ill. (First Church).—Dr. Walton Hubbard, lecturer; introduced by Charles B. Jamieson, who said in part:—

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