Article July 24, 1920 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Charles Beilstein, Henry J. Armstrong, R. B. Hendry, Albert McDonald, Joseph C. DeWitt, Maud I. Murray, Wade H. Guthrie, Charles F. Adams, Jessie G. Davies, Jennie B. Bartlow, H. B. Roe, Carrie Young, Antoinette W. Stephens, Leslie F. McCullough

Batavia, N. Y. (First Church).—Lecturer introduced by Charles Beilstein, who said in part:—

Christian Science lectures are given in order to make known that its teachings are not some strange, mysterious thing, but the simple teachings of Christ Jesus applied to human needs. The religion of Jesus of Nazareth was a living, pulsating truth, which not only spread the gospel but healed the sick. The constant cry of mankind throughout all time has been for health, happiness, peace, and progress. To-day it is a matter of vital importance to each and every one to gain a higher, more spiritual understanding of God and man.

Chicago, Ill. (Fifth Church).—Lecturer introduced by Henry J. Armstrong, who said in part:—

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