Article May 1, 1920 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Brigman C. Odom, Robert B. Keller, T. A. Goskar, Joan Lincoln, S. A. Taylor, S. E. Fergusson

Dallas, Texas (First Church).—Willis F. Gross, lecturer; introduced by Brigman C. Odom, who said in part:—

The religious thinking world has grown tired of a vague, theoretical Christianity. It seeks a practical Christianity; it wants a religion that enables it to handle daily problems in a practical way, a religion that shows one how to resist and overcome the suggestions of sin, useless habits, depraved appetites, sickness,—in a word, all error. The yearning of humanity for a better way is met through the teachings of Christian Science.

Scranton, Pa. (First Church).—Rev. Andrew J. Graham, lecturer; introduced by Robert B. Keller, who said in part:—

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