Article December 17, 1932 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Lucia C. Coulson, William M. Liscom, Thomas Clifford Pridmore Brown, Diana G. Eichstaedt, Augusta L. Kilworth

Boston, Massachusetts (The Mother Church, noonday lecture).

Lecturer: Hon. William E. Brown; introduced by Miss Lucia C. Coulson, who said:—

One of the things which most appealed to me when I began the study of Christian Science was that it teaches that man is not the victim of circumstances, but their master. Now, at that time there were many conditions which I needed and longed to master, and I determined to put Christian Science to the test. The first thing I learned was that cause and effect are mental, both primarily and secondarily, that scientific right thinking will change and improve all circumstances whether they are domestic or financial. To make a long story short, Christian Science transformed my experience altogether. It gave me strength for weakness, happiness for discontent, plenty for lack. Above all, it gave me a God I could love and understand, who is not only Father, but also Mother, caring for us as a mother cares.

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