Article February 19, 1927 Issue

Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication for the Year Ended September 30, 1926

Northumberland, England.

During the year under review no special case has arisen in the county which required the Committee to intervene. The Committee, however, would again remind the field that constant watchfulness and wisdom are necessary to obey the law of the land. The various editors in the county have, during the year, always accorded justice to Christian Science. On no occasion has there been a refusal to print a letter written in defense of our Cause. We all have cause for deep gratitude, and a call to greater consecration, because our church is progressing more rapidly than ever before, and because its members realize that this progress can only continue through their growth in grace and in the knowledge of God and His creation, and the demonstration of this knowledge in daily affairs. The various lectures delivered in the county have been well attended. A full report of one of these was printed in one paper, and was distributed to the field through the churches. Growth in the interest in Christian Science is manifest by the constantly increasing attendance at our lectures.

Victoria, Australia.

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