Article February 24, 1923 Issue

Among the Churches

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Indianapolis Times

Indianapolis, Ind. (Fourth Church).—Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, of Indianapolis is composed of members residing in the eastern portion of Indianapolis, who were formerly members of other Christian Science churches in this city. The organization of this new church is a manifestation of the substantial growth of the Cause of Christian Science in Indianapolis. First, Second, and Third Churches were organized in the order named as the interest in Christian Science grew, and as the attendance at the church services increased. For several years there has been a growing need for a church to accommodate the large number of Christian Scientists in the eastern part of the city. The new church has leased the entire second floor of the new Masonic Temple in Irvington. It has purchased and installed in its auditorium a large pipe organ, which will be used in all of its services. In the south room on the ground floor of the temple there has been established a Reading Room for the use of the general public, where authorized literature on Christian Science may be read, borrowed, or purchased.

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