Article January 28, 1928 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from John O'Connor, Martha B. Anspach, Fred G. Eldridge

ROCHDALE, ENGLAND (Third Church).

Lecturer: Miss Violet Ker Seymer; introduced by John O'Connor, who said:—

Circumstances caused me to be deprived of the influence of a home at an early age, and during my twelve years' army service I drifted farther than ever from religion. After the war, through the worry of unemployment. I was brought to a state of humility. I then heard of Christian Science for the first time, and from the beginning I accepted the teachings of this religion. Christian Science has entirely changed my outlook on life. I am as happy in business as in church work, because I have found a religion which heals sickness and sin; which replaces worry with confidence, doubt with trust, and fear with love. For seven years I have been a daily student of the Bible, and this consistent study has given me an understanding of God as my Father and Mother, ever present to help me in time of need.

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