Article July 25, 1931 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Arnold Morrison, Leland Hotaling, Earle E. Bruck, Effie Fowler Klein, Lottie M. Reynolds, Callie W. Petty, Lylyan Hilda Block, Eric W. Carr, Mary Louise Geer, Leon P. Wilson

Auckland, New Zealand (First Church).

Lecturer: Judge Samuel W. Greene; introduced by Arnold Morrison, who said:—

Some years ago I was told of Christian Science and given some of the Christian Science books by Mary Baker Eddy to read. I read these and was slightly interested in them, but still thought Christian Science was more or less a religious fad. However, later, due to a healing I experienced through the help of my mother, a Christian Scientist, I became interested in this wonderful study. I had been asphyxiated by gas from a califont during the operations of a hot bath, and before I was found the water was overflowing from the top of the bath. It was proved that I must have been under water for at least half an hour. As I was not a Christian Scientist, a doctor's help was obtained; but after four visits he was still unable to restore me to consciousness. My mother helped me through Christian Science and in about nine hours I woke from my sleep feeling practically as well as I do to-day. I am very grateful for this proof of the omnipotence of Truth.

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