Article February 15, 1919 ISSUE

Distribution Work

MARY KENDALL

It is my happy privilege to serve in Christian Science literature distribution work. When it was first brought to my notice, I wondered what there could be to do in so small a church, and in a community where there seemed to be so much prejudice; but daily, before beginning my work, I engaged in silent prayer, which in Christian Science means turning to God for guidance and wisdom. I knew that only the truth about God and man is really desired by every one, and that Christian Science presents nothing else. Each periodical was carefully scanned before being marked and sent. The study of our Leader's writings had revealed to me that truth is the fact, and it always corrects the lie, or false belief.

I soon began to be busier and to receive requests and expressions of gratitude for the literature. A distribution committee was organized, though some of the members questioned whether there was enough for all to do. We then visited literature distribution and Monitor rooms in a nearby city, and read all the articles on hand pertaining to the work. Now the members here are all active, our meetings full of interest, and we have much to report.

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