Article December 11, 1926 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Evatt L. P. Still, Bessie Brown, Ralph W. Everett, Edgar G. Harris, Frances S. Williams, Louis W. Schaaff

Oakville, Ontario, Canada (Society).

Lecturer: Gavin W. Allan; introduced by Evatt L. P. Still, who said:—

Christian Science presents to humanity the practical Christianity of Jesus as an accurate Science, and claims that it is as potent to-day in healing and redemptive work as it was in the first century. That this claim is true is proved by the experiences of unnumbered thousands in all parts of the world, who express gratitude for healings received, not only of sin and sickness, but of every discordant condition environing human existence. "By their fruits ye shall know them." To-day the demand is for results. Mortals are becoming weary of promises. Christian Science deals in results, and is eminently practical in daily living. In my own experience I have found this to be the case. I can remember a time when I never went to bed without taking a drug. For a number of years I have not tasted a drug of any description, and Christian Science has been my only physician, satisfactorily healing me of influenza, rheumatism, a severe attack of lumbago, and various minor ailments. "God is no respecter of persons." These blessings await all who hold themselves in readiness to receive them.

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