Article May 16, 1925 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from George Shaw Cook, Chester J. Wagner, Andrew J. Graham, Frank Carr

Sandusky, Ohio (First Church).

Lecturer: George Shaw Cook. Introducer: Chester J. Wagner.

In this age of demonstration there has never been a greater demand for results. Never have mortals been less satisfied with promises. The tendency is to judge everything by what is accomplished. Those of us who have studied Christian Science have come to know there can be but one basis for thought and demonstration, that is, God, the divine Principle of all being. This Principle, understood and correctly applied, will solve all our problems, be they large or small, and of whatever name or nature. For many years I have enjoyed the blessings which have resulted from a study of this subject,—better health, higher ideals, and real joy and happiness.

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