Article May 2, 1931 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Elisabeth F. Norwood, Ora G. Fisher, Charles S. Ashby, Marjorie Jackson, Miyo Matsukata, William Morton Warren, Heugh S. Roberts, Joy Brown, Bozena S. Fabry

Boston, Massachusetts (The Mother Church).

Lecturer: Dr. Hendrik Jan de Lange; introduced by Mrs. Elisabeth F. Norwood, who said:—

Many of you have come here this evening out of gratitude for having been healed in Christian Science. Perhaps some have come seeking healing or in quest of the perfect God, whose creation is good, and whose control is divine. Both the perfect God and true spiritual healing as demonstrated by our Master are to be found in Christian Science. In "Miscellaneous Writings" (p. 151) Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, asks this question: "Brother, sister, beloved in the Lord, knowest thou thyself, and art thou acquainted with God?" Then she adds, "If not, I pray thee as a Christian Scientist, delay not to make Him thy first acquaintance." When one finds, as he does in Christian Science, the God who heals mankind, the God so good that an understanding of Him destroys all fear, one realizes that to know God better is his most important work. The lecturer this evening will acquaint us with the perfect God of Christian Science and the healing Christ.

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