Article July 11, 1931 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Grete Radlow, James Potter Brown, Harry Russon, M. Elizabeth Carey, Isabella R. Findlater, Charles E. Walling, Robert A. Duncan, Arthur J. L. Macfarlane, Gertrude H. Jackman, Arthur H. Vignes, Nesta Kerdel

Berlin, Germany (Fourth Church).

Lecturer: Richard J. Davis; introduced by Mrs. Grete Radlow, who said:—

We read in the Bible, "Ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart." All have a desire for good. Christian Science shows us how to obtain this. It is the religion Jesus taught and lived. When I first heard of Christian Science I refused it, although I was a great sufferer. I thought its teaching supernatural and mystical. But later on, at a time of greatest need, when all human means had failed me, I turned to it for help and was quickly healed. At that time I read the following words in a Christian Science pamphlet: "The heart's yearning to grow better is the first prayer which brings us in connection with God." As I had already realized the necessity of improvement, I knew that I was on the right way. My prejudice disappeared, and with joy I gradually recognized that Christian Science is simple, natural, and applicable in daily life.

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