Article December 19, 1931 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Elizabeth MacKenzie, Ida M. Brownette, George Nay, Eleanor McAron, Pearl Holm, Mary J. Kimball, Alice A. Friederich

Lawrence, Kansas (First Church).

Lecturer: John Randall Dunn; introduced by Mrs. Elizabeth MacKenzie, who said:—

Strange as it may seem to some, nevertheless it is true, that Christian Science is the star of hope to the hopeless, the star of peace and comfort to the disheartened and sorrowful, the star of courage and good cheer to the discouraged and heavy-laden, the star of plenty to the thought of lack and limitation, and the star of health and harmony to the sick and discordant, leading and guiding all who may so desire it into the true consciousness of real being, real peace, comfort, health, harmony, abundant good, here and now.

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