Article September 11, 1920 ISSUE

The Lectures

with contributions from Clyde Morsey, Lillian Stough, Helen S. Green, Marie Hartman, Reginald Schenck, E. M. Quittmeyer, R. E. Smith, Alice E. Eaton, Fleischer, Nellie M. Keeney, Clara K. Ferrier, Rachel M. Pratt

Miami, Okla. (First Church).—Lecturer introduced by Clyde Morsey, who said in part:—

In 1866 when Mrs. Eddy lay upon a bed of pain, suffering from an injury which physicians pronounced fatal, Christian Science had not been named. Presently she became conscious of the fact that God is Life, and the results of this conviction have been heard around the world. Her physical condition responded to her illumined thought, and she has since reestablished hope in the hearts of suffering humanity.

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