Article January 10, 1931 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Frank Hodgson, Arthur S. Pentland, Charles H. Mclntyre, Jennie Y. Maxwell

Weston-Super-Mare, England (First Church).

Lecturer: William Duncan Kilpatrick; introduced by Frank Hodgson, who said:—

Christian Science comes with a vital message, pointing the way to freedom from fear, sickness, and sin. It was about thirty years ago that Christian Science came into my life. At that time I was sick and discouraged beyond measure, having suffered constantly for three years. I visited several doctors and tried many kinds of treatment, but in vain. The last doctor I visited told me that I should not live very long. It was then that I came across an article on Christian Science in one of the daily papers, and I turned to it as a last resort. In a very short time my health was restored, and the healing has been permanent. For thirty years I have not tasted medicine. With the physical healing came the spiritual awakening which Christian Science always brings, beckoning me on to overcome sin and self, and to follow the Christ. Throughout the world to-day men and women are being brought out of the bondage of sickness and sin through a knowledge of the goodness and almighty power of God.

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