Article November 15, 1919 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from F. D. Yale, Frank Engle, F. C. Jaccard, William K. Sheldon, Guy B. Erwin, Cuthbert K. Cooper, Jacob Netter, F. H. Wilkinson, Florence McCormick, George B. Austin

Bellingham, Wash . (First Church).—Dr. Walton Hubbard, lecturer; introduced by F. D. Yale, who said in part:—

There comes a time in the life of every one when a desire arises to know the truth about religious matters,—about God and man's relation to Him. The greatest teacher on this subject whom the world has ever known was Christ Jesus. Several hundred churches have been founded upon widely differing interpretations of his teachings, and on account of a lack of understanding, nearly all of them have ignored a very important part there relating to healing the sick. In 1866 Mrs. Eddy, peering beyond material forms and merely human opinions, discovered the truth which Jesus sought to convey, by interpreting his teachings spiritually, and proved the truth of her discovery by actually healing the sick, as Jesus did. She gave her discovery to the world under the name of Christian Science, resulting in countless benefits and blessings to humanity.—

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