Article March 6, 1920 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from D. R. Tait, E. P. Gale, Ralph W. Eversole, Levi N. Savage, Helen R. MacIntosh, A. F. Marsh, Margaret Nellis, Frank Vandeven, George F. Boldt

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Society).—Ezra W. Palmer, lecturer; introduced by D. R. Tait, who said in part:—

Jesus once said, "They that be whole need not a physician, but they are sick." For ages the world has been seeking for, and at the present time shows alarming symptoms of the need of the Great Physician, who can not only heal our physical ills but adjust all problems of our daily lives, whether they be those of our own household, of commercial, industrial, or religious contention, or of national, international, or universal strife.

Those who have been privileged to experience something of the beneficial effects of a knowledge of Christian Science know that it is a practical and demostrable religion, applicable to every need of the human race, and fulfilling in a large degree the command of the Master to go into all the world and preach the gospel, and heal the sick.

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