Article June 21, 1930 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Elizabeth L. Bogart, William C. Kline, James R. Thomas, Charles A. Hartman

Scarsdale, New York (First Church).

Lecturer: Richard J. Davis; introduced by Mrs. Elizabeth L. Bogart, who said:—

Thirty years ago Christian Science was first suggested to my family as a healing agency for my mother. Through prejudice against it, due to false impressions of its true nature and mission, it was rejected. Three years later Christian Science was again brought to our notice for the help of a sister. She turned to it as a last resort, and was healed almost immediately of a disease which had been pronounced incurable by several specialists in New York. We then eagerly investigated it through authoritative sources, and were convinced "with signs following," as of old, that the divine Principle of primitive Christianity was again being preached to the world through its teachings.

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