Article October 10, 1925 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Paul Stark Seeley, Florence Gertrude Smith, Margaret Murney Glenn, Ruth McHugh, William E. Brown, Helen S. McDearmon, William D. Kilpatrick, George Arnold Stewart Grant, Richard J. Davis, J. Edwin Jensen

Bristol, England (First Church).

Lecturer: Paul Stark Seeley; introduced by Mrs. Florence Gertrude Smith, who said:—

It will be admitted, I think, that the deepest desire of mankind, throughout the ages, has been to secure tangible proof of God's existence, and to experience in everyday affairs a consciousness of His presence and protection. Christian Science has revealed God to me as an ever present help. For over four years I was periodically prostrated by sciatic neuritis and acute rheumatism, which prevented my walking. I was attended by two specialists, receiving constant care and kindness, but no permanent relief followed. With the advent of Christian Science into my life I was rapidly and completely healed, and my whole outlook on life was changed. This was the proof I so long had sought that the teachings and promises of the Bible are true, and that God's power to heal and regenerate mankind is as operative in the world to-day as it was in Biblical times.

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