Article April 25, 1931 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Henry Downes Beddoes, John E. Playter, Alma E. Freel, Torrance Parker, Valborg Westin, William E. Ross

DUBLIN, IRELAND (First Church)

Lecturer: Paul Stark Seeley; introduced by Henry Downes Beddoes, who said:—

Christian Science found me in the last year of the world war, and rescued me from hopeless invalidism, caused by it. It also enabled me to carry on with the seemingly hopeless struggle to establish a business; and due entirely to Christian Science substantial business came from wholly unexpected quarters. This happened many times. My health has been regained and my business established; but what I am most grateful for is the apprehension, even though in a small degree, that the real man is God's spiritual idea, and that God is infinite Mind, infinite unchanging Love.

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